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Why use certificates for Internet of Things authentication (DTLS)

How can security improve when manufacturing large volumes of devices? That's the question I ended on in...
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Yes, even your IoT prototype should be secure

Vit Prajzler, CTO of Golioth, explains the concept of a Pre-Shared Key (PSK) and how it lends a simple but flexible amount of security for prototypes on the Golioth network. IoT prototypes on the Golioth platform are "Secure by default".
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