Defending IoT in the Future of High-Tech Warfare
Harshit Agrawal evaluates RF-based attacks and electronic warfare tactics targeting military and critical infrastructure Internet of Things networks.
Summary
The Weaponization of IoT in Modern Geopolitical Conflict
Connected sensors and automated edge devices play a growing role in battlefield logistics, surveillance, and critical civilian infrastructure.
Evaluating RF Attack Surfaces and Wireless Disruption
Harshit Agrawal reviews practical RF attack vectors against IoT protocols (Zigbee, LoRaWAN, cellular), covering packet injection, jamming, and signal spoofing.
Modeling the Impact of Mass IoT Disruption
The author analyzes how coordinated electronic warfare against commercial and tactical IoT networks can blind defenders and paralyze command infrastructure.
Architecting Resilient Wireless IoT Defenses
Agrawal provides strategic defense recommendations, including frequency hopping, protocol encryption, and out-of-band telemetry verification.
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