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Published inFeb 2024
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ISBN-139781837638543
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Renaldi Gondosubroto
Renaldi Gondosubroto
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Renaldi Gondosubroto

Renaldi Gondosubroto is an accomplished software engineer and developer advocate in the tech community. With a wealth of experience in developing proprietary and open-source solutions, he has made significant contributions to numerous organizations and communities. Currently, he holds all 12 AWS certifications, along with 20 Microsoft Azure certifications. He has a Bachelor of Science in Computing and Software Systems from the University of Melbourne and a Master of Science in Computer Science from Columbia University. Outside of the industry, he is active in the academic community, with his research focused on IoT and Artificial Intelligence. Having spoken at over 40 events, conferences, and workshops, he has been an international speaker for the past six years, sharing his experiences and projects. He aims to build open-source solutions and deliver content that can help people achieve more value in what they do and promote best practices for practitioners.
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Practical – Creating a secure smart lock system

In this practical, we will create a secure smart lock system using an Arduino board, an Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) reader, and an electronic lock. The focus will be on implementing security best practices and risk management principles to ensure the privacy and safety of the system.

Materials

We can start off by taking a look at the following hardware and software required for this practical:

  • Keyestudio Arduino Super Starter Kit
  • MFRC522 RFID reader module
  • Electronic lock or solenoid
  • Jumper wires
  • AWS account

Part 1 – Setting up the Arduino board and RFID reader

We can now look at setting up our hardware to be then loaded with the software.

  1. Connect the Arduino board to your computer using a USB cable.
  2. Connect the MFRC522 RFID reader module to the Arduino board using the following wiring:
    • SDA to pin 10
    • SCK to pin 13
    • MOSI to pin 11
    • MISO to pin 12
    • IRQ to unconnected
    • GND...
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Published in: Feb 2024Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781837638543

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Renaldi Gondosubroto

Renaldi Gondosubroto is an accomplished software engineer and developer advocate in the tech community. With a wealth of experience in developing proprietary and open-source solutions, he has made significant contributions to numerous organizations and communities. Currently, he holds all 12 AWS certifications, along with 20 Microsoft Azure certifications. He has a Bachelor of Science in Computing and Software Systems from the University of Melbourne and a Master of Science in Computer Science from Columbia University. Outside of the industry, he is active in the academic community, with his research focused on IoT and Artificial Intelligence. Having spoken at over 40 events, conferences, and workshops, he has been an international speaker for the past six years, sharing his experiences and projects. He aims to build open-source solutions and deliver content that can help people achieve more value in what they do and promote best practices for practitioners.
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