AI-Powered IoT Hacking: Machine Learning Attacks and Defenses

Welcome to the future-where your smart fridge can betray you, your voice assistant might take secret orders from strangers, and your security camera can be fooled by a few well-placed pixels. In the ever-evolving world of AI-powered IoT, cyber threats are getting smarter, sneakier, and downright scary. But don't worry-that's why you're here!

AI-Powered IoT Hacking: Machine Learning Attacks and Defenses is your ultimate guide to understanding how artificial intelligence is being weaponized in IoT security. Whether you're an ethical hacker, a cybersecurity pro, or just someone who really doesn't want their smart doorbell turned into a spy tool, this book will take you deep into the world of AI-driven cyberattacks-and how to stop them.

We'll uncover:

• AI's role in hacking IoT-How cybercriminals use machine learning to break into smart devices.
• Adversarial machine learning-Tricking AI models into making terrible decisions (like unlocking doors for the bad guys).
• Data poisoning-Feeding AI false data so it learns all the wrong things (think of it as brainwashing, but for machines).
• Voice assistant exploits-How hackers hijack Siri, Alexa, and Google Assistant with hidden commands.
• AI-powered malware-Self-learning cyber threats that evolve mid-attack.
• Defensive strategies-Using AI against attackers to strengthen IoT security.

But this isn't just a doom-and-gloom guide to all the ways AI can ruin your life. It's part of the IoT Red Teaming: Offensive and Defensive Strategies series, designed to empower you with hands-on knowledge and practical security solutions. If you love this book, be sure to check out others in the series like Firmware Hacking & Reverse Engineering, Wireless Hacking Unleashed, and The Car Hacker's Guide-because trust me, everything is hackable, including your car, your smartwatch, and even your coffee maker.

So, are you ready to take on the AI-powered cyber threats of the future? Whether you're here to learn, test, defend, or just make sure your IoT devices aren't secretly plotting against you, this book has you covered. Let's hack (ethically) and secure the AI-driven world-before it secures us.