Internet of Things Practice Test Questions with 100% Correct Answers

Risks of Connected Cars- Computerized engine management systems - Real-time suspension controllers - Navigation systems - Rear seat entertainment - Automated parking systems - Voice activated apps - Digital dashboards - Telematics How have vehicles been hackedResearchers who have hacked their way into computers that control dashboard displays, lighting systems or air bags have found their way to ones running transmission systems, engine cylinders and, in the most advanced cars, steering controls. Nearly all of these systems speak a common digital language, a computer protocol created in the 1980s when only motorists and their mechanics had access to critical vehicle controls. Risks of Connected Homes- Home automation systems (Nest) - Amazon Echo (example of Alexa ordering things from TV) - Amazon Echo data request to be used in murder case - Turn on lights, heat, pre-heat the stove - Smart alarm systems (In fact, some alarm systems can be easily hacked into via browser and easily-guessable passwords. This can give hackers access to doors, alarms, CCTV controls from theoretically anywhere in the world) Risks of Connected Medical Deivceso Patient privacy issues o Battery exhaustion o Device Malfunction o Death threats and extortion o Remote assassination scenario List some targets for a large scale IoT breachFleet Management in transportion Security & surveillance applications Inventory & Warehouse Management Industrial management in primary manufacturing Risks of Connected Kioskso Ticket terminals in movie theatres o Bike rental terminals o Service kiosks in government organizations o Booking and information terminals at airports