Awesome Connected Things Security Resources is a curated list of security resources for IoT, embedded, industrial, and automotive systems.
The project addresses the need for organized, accessible information about securing connected devices across multiple domains. It compiles research, exploitation techniques, and tools relevant to firmware analysis, wireless protocols, hardware hacking, and reverse engineering. The resource covers specialized areas including industrial control systems and SCADA, automotive security with focus on CAN bus and ECU systems, robotics security involving ROS and DDS, Bluetooth and BLE vulnerabilities, and RF security.
This list suits security researchers, penetration testers, and engineers working on IoT and embedded systems who need a centralized reference for learning materials and tools. It is particularly valuable for those targeting industrial control systems, automotive platforms, or wireless-enabled devices. The project organizes resources by attack vector and domain rather than serving as a tool itself, making it a reference guide rather than software to deploy.
The project maintains an open contribution model and actively accepts additions to its resource collection. Development activity shows ongoing curation with regular updates to keep the resource current across multiple security domains.