Discussion

Paper 8-1:  This paper explains the problems inherent with existing implantable medical devices, and how a hacker can potentially take control of a device and cause harm to a patient.  Post an analysis of the article in 600 words or less, making sure to thoroughly explore the security holes that the proposed H2H system is supposed to plug.  How would the ability to gather data differ (either positively or negatively) when physical contact is needed with the patient's body as opposed to current radio-based communication?  Would the benefits outweigh the inconvenience?

Paper 8-2:  The IoT platform is becoming more popular, with more manufacturers providing "web-enabled" devices.  From door locks, to baby monitors, to refrigerators, to lights, HVAC systems, security systems, etc.  The list goes on and on.  With it comes inherent security risk. Read this article and provide your thoughts with an analysis of 600 words or less.