Applications

IoT and embedded device testing

Connected devices, which tend to be deployed widely, updated rarely, and trusted more than they have earned.

Coverage

What a mission examines

Every finding is validated by exploitation before it is reported, so what arrives is a demonstrated path rather than a list of possibilities.

Exposed services: Management interfaces and debug services reachable on the network.
Default credentials: Shipped accounts that survived deployment, which remain remarkably common.
Firmware and update paths: Whether updates are authenticated, and what an unauthenticated one would allow.
Device APIs: The control interfaces devices expose, and their authorisation model.
Network position: What a compromised device reaches, which is usually more than intended.
Segmentation: Whether device networks are genuinely separated from the estate that matters.

In practice

Attackers do not usually want the camera. They want the network position the camera occupies, on a segment somebody assumed was isolated.

Testing therefore has to follow what the device can reach, not stop at whether the device itself is hardened.

See what a iot and embedded mission actually returns.