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  1. R

    Unsure best direction for better logging and securing IoT devices

    I'm into IoT and home automation, but I'm embarrassed to admit I've rather ignored the security aspects of my home network so far. I'd be really grateful for some guidance on the best direction to address this, especially if anyone thinks I might be wasting my time looking into building a NG...
  2. Julio Urquidi

    CES 2020:TP-Link Announces Enhanced Home Network Security Solution

    TP-Link has announced HomeCare Pro powered by Avira, the second generation of the company's home network security solution. Not to be confused with the earlier iteration of TP-Link HomeCare, the new Pro version adds IoT device protection and parental controls. HomeCare Pro can identify new...
  3. S

    For the millionth time, vlan/separating IoT setup

    Hi there, so I’m sorry to be the one to ask the same question over again. Unfortunately, I am a little confused in regard to vlans. Basically, I have a PC, NAS and Nvidia Shield Tv that I would like to be on one network. Separate from this I would like to have the, more or less, unsecure...
  4. M

    Separated network for smarthome/IoT devices - Is a little modified Guest network enough?

    Hi there! :) I have an Asus RT-AC68U which have asusuwrt-merlin on it, and have some IoT devices (led-strip controller, air consitioneer, etc, amazon echo, harmony hub, connected all via 2.4GHz wifi) and computers/nas/smartphones (connected via ethernet and 5GHz wifi), and now I will install an...
  5. thobux

    different wireless mode for main/guest

    I was wondering if I can downgrade a guest network to Legacy while keeping N for main wifi. Why would I be interested in such a setup: I got LIFX bulbs that need legacy settings to not loose connectivity… Any ideas … thanks
  6. B

    DHCP fixed IP on IoT devices as additional security measurement

    I have isolated all my IoT devices on a separate wired guest network and on a separate wireless guest network. DHCP is turned on for those guest networks. Does it make sense to now, as an additional security measurement, log in to each IoT device and make its IP static and to set to the IP it...
  7. sfx2000

    [Review] - GL.iNet AR300M Travel Router/IOT Hub

    Place marker for now - as I have some open questions to the OEM... It's a neat little device as a travel router, IOT hub, and developer box - QC-Atheros based and fully supported by OpenWRT. While it's only an N300/WiFi (4) device, the software support makes it worthwhile - and the hardware...
  8. Zonkd

    IoT Hue Lightbulb needs UPnP???

    I own an AC86U router and I want UPnP disabled. Unfortunately I've been told UPnP must be enabled for my mates new internet-of-things Phillips Hue lightbulb to work properly. So I gotta ask, is UPnP essential for controlling the Hue lightbulb over the internet using the phone app or an Amazon...
  9. elmedico27

    Best way to isolate IoT?

    Hi all, Been lurking for a while and finally created an account to ask this question, which has probably been asked and answered but I haven't really found anything specific to my situation while searching around. In a general sense, I'm wondering what is the best way to isolate all my IoT...
  10. gatorback

    Uploading IOT data via scripts

    A thermostat device returns JSON like data from the command line: curl -s http://192.168.X.Y/tstat/humidity {"humidity":51.00} A cron job wass configured to execute a .sh UNIX script to save data to a USB memory stick. The next step in the pedagogical exercise is to upload data to a...
  11. N

    Building Home Network, help with segmentation

    This is my first network I've created from the ground up. Cat6 wired in each room with a tech closet. The gateway is a fiber 1 Gbt service. The Netgear switches are L2+, L3. The Qnap NAS has the ability to segment the cameras and Iot devices. A handful of IoT devices require an internet...
  12. johhnyu

    Control LAN Access via iptables

    Is it possible to control LAN access via iptables? I have a bunch of IOT devices that I want to access the internet and (and this is the kicker) accept incoming connections from specific hosts inside my LAN, but not create their own connections to hosts in my LAN. It looks like iptables rules...
  13. Julio Urquidi

    Bullguard Releases Free-To-Use Smart Home Security Scanner For IoT

    Bullguard’s Dojo Intelligent IoT Vulnerability Scanner (DIS) is an app (Android and iOS) that runs security risk assessments and scores home environments that have smart home products like cameras, lights, smart locks, as well as computers and similar items. In order for DIS to give the final...
  14. XIII

    How to remotely access IoT device over VPN?

    One of my IoT devices has local access only (its App only connects to the device if they are in the same local network). I was hoping to access it (to read some sensor values) remotely by running a VPN server on my router, but OpenVPN seems to provide a different subnet and the App will still...
  15. mad_ady

    Wifi SSID with routed interface for IoT devices

    I plan on adding a few wifi IoT devices in my house (Sonoff switches) that I'd like to separate from my main LAN and have a different address space and firewall rules for devices in that LAN. I still want DHCP in the LAN (though I can live without it). I'm using RMerlin's build on a RT56U. I...
  16. Julio Urquidi

    Cujo AI announces Artificial Intelligence Platform for IoT

    Cujo’s artificial intelligence platform is designed to help ISPs protect customer’s smart home environments by using threat intelligence, machine learning and cloud computing to analyze an automated home’s network behavior. Algorithms report back to the app and help identify what’s on the...
  17. thiggins

    QNAP Unveils QBoat Sunny, a Single-Board IoT Mini Server for IoT Developers

    Taipei, Taiwan, November 14, 2017 – QNAP® Systems (QNAP®) today launched the all-new QBoat Sunny, a small and powerful single-board Internet of Things (IoT) mini server for IoT developers. QBoat Sunny can connect to versatile IoT development boards, devices and applications, and be used as a...
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  18. T

    Getting vlans to work on an RT-AC88U

    Hardware: RT-AC88U Firmware: 382.1_beta3 After expending a whole lot of effort, I thought I might be able to block wired IoT smart devices at the port level from being able to access the local network. After reading 24 threads on this website, I cobbled together a script that was similar to...
  19. ByDemonsBeDriven

    IoT - how to wall off devices while keeping them usable

    Quick background - not a newb but definitely no packet networking pro. I have advanced knowledge in TDM circuit switching which is dying a quick death and I adapt quickly to new tech when I'm thrown in the fire so to speak. I've been teaching myself packet switching/routing as I can, and have a...
  20. Julio Urquidi

    New Zigbee Pro Supports Sub-GHz And 2.4 GHz Bands Simultaneously

    Designed for massive IoT deployments, the newly announced Zigbee Pro 2017 wireless spec will simultaneously support interoperable devices running on the 800-900 MHz range and the 2.4 GHz. The Zigbee Alliance’s latest offering will provide “longer range, reduced power consumption and lower...
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