Do We Really Want to Live in the Cyberpunk World?
Meet Can Kilic evaluates emerging cyber-physical threats to human augmentations, brain-computer interfaces, and connected insulin pumps.
Summary
The Convergence of Cyber-Physical and Biological Systems
Advancements in medical technology and bioengineering are bringing cyber-physical systems directly into the human body through connected pacemakers, insulin pumps, and neuro-implants.
Threat Modeling Human Augmentation Technologies
Meet Can Kilic examines the realistic attack vectors facing next-generation brain-computer interfaces and implanted medical devices.
The Societal and Physical Stakes of Compromised Implants
The author discusses the severe safety, privacy, and bodily autonomy implications when biometric devices and medical telemetry are connected to cloud networks.
Establishing Secure Engineering Paradigms for Bio-Devices
Kilic urges the security community and biomedical engineers to establish fail-safe cryptographic and physical safety standards for human-integrated technology.
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