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Recent advances in pervasive computing have caused a rapid growth of the Smart Home market, where a number of mundane pieces of technology are capable of to the Internet and interacting with other similar. However, with the lack of a commonly adopted set of guidelines, several IT companies are producing smart devices with their own proprietary standards, leading to highly heterogeneous Smart Home systems in which the of the present elements is not always in the most straightforward manner. As such, the cyber risk of these cyber-physical systems beyond the individual devices has become an almost intractable problem. This paper tackles this issue by a Smart Home reference architecture which security analysis. Being composed by three, it gives a high-level description of the various and components needed in a domestic IoT device and network. Furthermore, this document demonstrates how the architecture can be used to determine the various attack surfaces of a home automation system from which its key vulnerabilities can be determined.
Ghirardello et al. (Mon,) studied this question.