Abstract
At RIPE90, the launch of IoTSF's Device ID Forum was announced.
Since then there have been some work and some progress, and this talk is an update on where things stand a year later.
Recording
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Speaker
Michael Richardson
Michael Richardson is an open source and open standards consultant.
An autodidact, he wrote mail transfer agents as a teenager, and in the
1990s, after failing at high energy physics, found his calling designing and
building embedded networking products, in the security sector. Michael has
built multiple IPsec systems, joining the FreeS/WAN team in 2001, and
founding Xelerance.com in 2003. He has operated many networks, worked on
DNSSEC and root name servers, and built several boutique ISPs along the way.
Starting in 2008 Michael began to work on IoT mesh routing, eventually
chairing the IETF ROLL working group for a few years.
Michael has since moved on to the problem of how to securely connect and
control IoT devices too small to have user interfaces.
This includes, RFC8366, RFC8995, and several more in the pipeline.
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