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[RIPE-89] IoT WG Session Agenda
by Peter Steinhäuser 26 Oct '24

26 Oct '24

Dear Collegues, RIPE-89 is around the corner and we’re glad to provide you our WG’s meeting agenda. Session starts: 11:00 A. Introduction & Housekeeping [5 min] B. Low-Cost Weather Stations in Kyrgyzstan’s Challenging Terrain [25 min] Aziz Soltobaev C. A summary of the NIST NCCoE Trusted IoT Device Network-Layer Onboarding and Lifecycle Management effort [25 min] Michael Richardson E. Wi-Fi HaLow 802.11ah & Real-World performance results) [25 min] Troy Martin F. Closing [5 min] Session ends: 12:30 Best regards, Peter & Peter

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[RIPE-89] IoT WG Session Agenda Draft
by Peter Steinhäuser 16 Oct '24

16 Oct '24

Dear Collegues, we’re excited about the upcoming RIPE-89 and would like to share the current draft of the IoT session agenda with you. We still have a timeslot available, if someone has an interesting topic feel free to reach out to us! Session starts: 11:00 A. Introduction & Housekeeping [5 min] B. Low-Cost Weather Stations in Kyrgyzstan’s Challenging Terrain [25-30 min] Aziz Soltobaev C. WiFi HaLow (exeact titel to be defined) [25-30 min] Troy Martin D. ??? E. Misc Session ends: 12:30 Best regards, Peter & Peter

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Scanning for IoT devices
by Hank Nussbacher 27 Sep '24

27 Sep '24

Hi. I am new to this list but not new to RIPE. I am looking for stats on IoT devices similar in nature to the Shadowserver work: https://dashboard.shadowserver.org/statistics/iot-devices/map/ What they display for IoT devices are those devices that are open for port forwarding. But nowadays, the vast amount of IoT devices do not use port forwarding but are rather cloud based. Test by simply looking for Ring doorbells or Samsung refrigerators - of which there are millions. In their dashboard they are not even listed as a single device. Can someone point me to alternative data on IoT devices similar in style to the Shadowserver work - broken down by regions or countries, or by product types? Thanks, Hank

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Call for IoT WG Presentations (RIPE89, Prague, Oct 8th - Nov 1st, 2024)
by Peter Steinhäuser 17 Sep '24

17 Sep '24

Dear Collegues, the next RIPE Meeting is coming soon - our wg meeting slot is allocated on Wednesday, Oct 3rd 11h-12:30h local time. This could be your opportunity to present your topic to the WG! If you would like to give a presentation during the IoT WG session, please contact us at iot-wg-chairs(a)ripe.net. A talk should be 20-30 min including Q&A (usually 5-10min). We are already in the process of defining the agenda for the WG meeting but still have space for your contributions! Remote participation is also welcome, so please do not hestiate to contact us with an IoT related topic, from security considerations to networking impacts - it’s a wide field with many interesting developments! Thanks and best regards! Peter & Peter

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Upcoming IoT Hackathon in Belgrade – Sept 13, 14
by Desiree Miloshevic 15 Sep '24

15 Sep '24

Dear Members The upcoming annual IoT hackathon will take place in Belgrade, South Eastern Europe this coming Friday and Saturday. This event might be of particular interest to you, especially a talk on IoT Security and Open Source Tools scheduled for Saturday, September 14. Attendance is free of charge, and there will also be a live stream available. For more information, please visit: https://descon.me/2024 <https://descon.me/2024>. Best Desiree Miloshevic --

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Call for RIPE IoT Working Group Chair
by peter.wehrle＠t-online.de 22 May '24

22 May '24

Dear colleagues, as announced, we asked for volunteers to co-chair the RIPE IoT working group. Until now, I got contacted by 2 volunteers who like to being elected for co-chair: * David Schweizer * Peter Steinhäuser If anybody else like to volunteer as well, we keep the chance for application open until Thu 16th May (4 days before the RIPE starts). Please feel free to send a mail directly to this mailing list - with your name and some words as to why you think you ought to be a co-chair, what new ideas, or improvements you might bring, and so on. Please feel free to give your support to the candidates within the mailing list. The election itself will take place live during the IoT workgroup session using Mastrodon giving equal chance to people being in the room as well as live online participants. Kind regards, Peter Wehrle IoT co-chair

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Candidate David Schweizer
by peter.wehrle＠t-online.de 21 May '24

21 May '24

David, you mentioned, you haven't missed any RIPE conference since 2020 and you are planning to be around in Krakow. Unfortunately, I haven't received any further words on you, yet. As it was time to publish the candidates, please feel to add any word you like to share about you with the community beforehand by sending a mail directly to this mailing list. See you in Krakow Kind regards, Peter Wehrle IoT co-chair

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[RIPE-88] IoT WG Session Agenda
by Peter Steinhäuser 21 May '24

21 May '24

Dear Collegues, we’re excited about the upcoming RIPE-88 and would like to share the IoT session agenda with you: Session starts: 11:00 A. Introduction & Housekeeping [5 min] B. BBF IoT operator activities [25 min] Eric van Uden C. Identifying Security Weaknesses in Thread Networks for the Internet of Things (IoT) [25 min] Poonam Yadav D. RIPE NCC IoT Update [25min] Jad el Cham / RIPE NCC E. IoT WG chair selection Session ends: 12:30 Best regards, Peter & Peter

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Call for RIPE IoT Working Group Chair
by peter.wehrle＠t-online.de 07 May '24

07 May '24

Dear colleagues, as announced, we asked for volunteers to co-chair the RIPE IoT working group. Until now, I got contacted by 2 volunteers who like to being elected for co-chair: * David Schweizer * Peter Steinhäuser If anybody else like to volunteer as well, we keep the chance for application open until Thu 16th May (4 days before the RIPE starts). Please feel free to send a mail directly to this mailing list - with your name and some words as to why you think you ought to be a co-chair, what new ideas, or improvements you might bring, and so on. Please feel free to give your support to the candidates within the mailing list. The election itself will take place live during the IoT workgroup session using Mastrodon giving equal chance to people being in the room as well as live online participants. Kind regards, Peter Wehrle IoT co-chair

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Candidate Peter Steinhäuser
by peter.wehrle＠t-online.de 06 May '24

06 May '24

Here are a few words from Peter Steinhäuser: After one term as the co-chair of the RIPE-IoT WG I still have the feeling that there's a lot more we can do. Although the latest activites (especially during the last RIPE meetings) point into a good direction there's still too little overall activitiy, I think. Matter and Thread are relatively new but are gaining traction. Since thread is based upon IPv6 the actual network impact of IoT devices will increase. Working closer with other RIPE WG's (i.e. DNS or IPv6) can bring more purpose to this WG. My work background offers other opportunities for discussions and working on standards: In the last year I did work with our team to bring device fingerprinting into the Telecom Infra Project (TIP) which has been adopted as the solution for TIP's Enterprise WiFi software stack. Since it's fully integrated into OpenWrt and open source it has the potential to become a standard solution. We did already receive very helpful feedback that helped improving the approach. In my role as project manager for prplOS in the prpl Foundation I'm also in contact with the industry organisations (BBF, WBA) that drive integration of IoT devices into the management approaches of large network operators. While I do understand their desire to get an overview of the network topology at their customers' homes for troubleshooting and servicing I believe there's a line to be drawn between what the operators need and the privacy requirements of their customers. I want to increase the collaboration between our community and such organisations to bring in the RIPE communities standpoint and ideas. The operator's activities regarding IoT are at an early stage and it's a good time to bring in other views on the matter and make them aware. That's the reason I arranged a talk for the next RIPE meeting about the BBF's current activities, which will allow the WG to provide feedback directly. I would appreaciate your support for my standing again for co-chair for this WG, I'm convinced that I can contribute a lot and will work on initating new activities with my co-chair. Many thanks Peter for your words. Kind regards, Peter Wehrle IoT co-chair

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