Chapter title Security vulnerabilities of popular smart home appliances Authors Qi, M. , Induruwa, A. and Hussain, F. Abstract A Smart Home essentially is a communication network that connects smart devices, sensors and actuators enabling the owner to locally and remotely access, monitor and control them. However, SHs are currently facing increasing challenges due to the underlying home automation systems which are affected by network security issues. This paper presents a SH testbed comprising SH devices that employ the IEEE 802.11 standard protocol for communication. Comprehensive tests were conducted with an aim to observe and understand vulnerabilities that exist in smart device networks when they are attacked using different types of attacks such as Eavesdropping, Denial of Service (DoS), and Man-In-The-Middle (MITM). This paper reports and discusses the findings obtained from these experiments. Keywords Smart homes Device vulnerabilities Smart home testbed...
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