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SunBlock: Cloudless Protection for IoT Systems

With an increasing number of Internet of Things (IoT) devices present in homes, there is a rise in the number of potential information leakage channels and their associated security threats and privacy risks. Despite a long history of attacks on IoT devices in unprotected home networks, the problem...

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Main Authors: Safronov, Vadim, Mandalari, Anna Maria, Dubois, Daniel J, Choffnes, David, Haddadi, Hamed
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