Secure Authentication for LoRa with the ATECC608A and The Things Industries (TTI) Join Server Keywords: The Things Industries, LoRa, security, scale, logistics of scaling iot securely What is LoRa? A way to transmit data through the air at low power at long range (2:46) Why use LoRa? (5:04) Replace WiFi or BLE with LoRa. Opens up new opportunities not available before such as devices with low data that are far apart. Who is TTI (The Things Industries)? (7:30) Advantage to LoRa: You can have public or private networks (8:45) Q: Is there a good developer forum? (10:30) How do you secure LoRa projects? (11:30) How can you securely distribute shared keys in a LoRa project? (13:34) If you want to securely provision devices accross LoRa networks, you can use a join server. (17:00) Q: What frequency does the ATECC608 operate at? What is the difference between a secure element (ATECC608) and a microcontroller? (21:30) How do I securely provision many LoRa devices? (26:04) The solution is a pre-provisioned Secure element (27:40) Q: Is this join-server mandatory, or can we program the keys ourselves? What is a key when talking about LoRa? (32:40) Q: What happens if someone gets my manafest file? (37:30) What is a join server? (42:00) When a device changes from TTI to another join server, the devices can be rekeyed automatically so that TTI no longer knows the keys (44:20) Q: Does the TTI join server generate the keys based upon the manafest for the devices? (45:40) How to get started with LoRa security? (50:40) How to get more information on keys? (54:20) Get More Info About The Things Industries Here: https://www.thethingsconference.com https://www.thethingsindustries.com