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\title{IoT in Smart Homes: Security and Privacy by Design}
\author{
	Leah Goggin\\
	MIT
	\and
	Mine Kansu\\
	MIT
	\and
	Alice Lee\\
	MIT
	\and
	Benny Tang\\
	MIT, Akamai
}
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	\begin{abstract}
The proliferation of internet connected devices is an opportunity to bring convenience and efficiency to existing consumer devices and to create entirely new categories of devices. These changes are not the result of merely better hardware and software but of the inherent value of network effects. These network effects also bring new threats that must be addressed by a combination of technical and policy measures. We recommend technical changes that can be implemented by communications standards such as Zigbee to ensure higher security and privacy for users of home IoT devices.
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\section*{Executive Summary}
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\section{Introduction}
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\section{Communication Protocols and Standards}
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\section{Threat Model}
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\section{Policy Landscape}
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\section{Analysis and Recommendations}
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\section{Conclusion}
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\section{Appendix}
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\section*{Bibliography}
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