As internet-of-things devices infuse IT systems controlling health care equipment, power grids, manufacturing processes and home security, they require a way to defend against cyberattacks. Most cryptographic systems, however, were designed for desktop PCs and servers and are therefore unsuitable …
NIST lays groundwork for encrypting IoT devices
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