Abstract
The internet of things (IoT) devices are gaining popularity in the consumer market, but they also pose security risks. This study examines the vulnerabilities of consumer devices connected to IoT, which can collect and share information that can be misused to trigger intelligent system decisions. The study uses the MITRE ATT&CK Framework definition of vulnerability classification, taxonomy, and risk assessment to investigate the scope, security rating, and scale of IoT consumer device vulnerabilities from 2018-2022. The research uses a quantitative approach, including data analysis, observation, and analytical research to evaluate the issue of identifying vulnerabilities of consumer IoT devices, privacy, and vulnerability characterization. The findings will provide new insights into a scalable IoT strategy.
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