Beginners Guide to IoT and Hardware Hacking
 
Course Description
This course introduces the foundational concepts of Internet of Things systems and hardware hacking in a structured and responsible manner. Learners gain an understanding of how connected devices are built how hardware components communicate and how common weaknesses can be identified and analyzed. The course emphasizes ethical practices system awareness and practical knowledge applicable to security research product development and device troubleshooting.
 
What You Will Learn
Understand core IoT architectures and device ecosystems
Identify common hardware components and interfaces
Explore communication protocols used in connected devices
Analyze hardware behavior to uncover configuration and design weaknesses
Use basic tools for hardware inspection testing and analysis
Apply ethical and legal considerations when working with hardware systems
 
Who This Course Is For
Beginners interested in IoT and embedded systems
Security professionals expanding into hardware and device analysis
Engineers and developers working with connected products
Technology enthusiasts seeking hands on exposure to device internals
 
Hands On Training Experience
Learners participate in guided exercises that involve examining IoT devices interfacing with hardware components and observing device communication patterns. Practical activities reinforce safe and ethical exploration techniques commonly used in real world environments.
 
Course Outcomes
After completing this course learners will be able to understand how IoT devices and hardware systems operate at a foundational level. Participants will gain the skills needed to analyze device behavior recognize common weaknesses and build a strong base for more advanced hardware or security work.