[iot-wg] "The Internet of Threats: Fighting FUD with MUD"

On 19/10/2018 17:10, Michael Richardson wrote:

> The purpose of the MUD file is to encode the list of acceptable destinations,
> and without such a file, there is no access.  

> The purpose of this work is keep the vacuum cleaner, when
> compromised, from being used to attack the infrastructure of the Internet.

That is why I believe in some additional 'MUD-features', such as
restricting bandwidth (not every fridge needs 100Mbit/s), or restricting
access to the internet only on certain hours of the day.

It seems that another idea of ours, restricting access based on
DNS-queries, seems to already been incorporate in the current version of
the draft. Cool ;-)

Maybe there are other ideas as well?

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