FIAT

The average US household currently hosts more than 10 Internet of Things (IoT) devices [2]. Many research papers [5, 8] have demonstrated critical security concerns of the IoT, often due to lack of best practices like partial usage of HTTPS, or old ciphers. Even when best security practices are implemented, the IoT is still vulnerable to many attacks. Intruders can penetrate the home WiFi and directly control some IoT devices. They can compromise the account associated with an IoT device, mostly relying on username and password, or of third-party services like IFTTT [4]. They can also compromise the devices where IoT apps run, i.e., mostly mobile phones [1].