LaiteIDt
LaiteIDt is a device identification standard used primarily in Internet of Things environments to provide a stable, globally unique identifier for devices. It supports provisioning, authentication, inventory management, and secure update workflows.
Origin and scope: The term combines Finnish laite (device) with IDt (ID tag). It emerged in the
Technical structure: LaiteIDt identifiers are issued by registries and consist of a hierarchical string comprising a
Usage and interoperability: Onboarding uses laiteIDt to fetch device capabilities, firmware versions, and trust anchors. It
Security and limitations: Potential risks include registry compromise, ID spoofing if not backed by cryptographic credentials,