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The forensic model was derived based on the ecosystem of wearable devices, and the proposed forensic methods were divided into logical and physical forensic ...
Our results demonstrate that the proposed forensic model for wearable devices can be successfully used to derive artifacts such as device information and health ...
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Jun 8, 2023 · We have performed a passive attack on six different smartwatches to discover their vulnerabilities during the pairing process.
“Most of the wearable devices that are being used today can prevent unauthorized access with device encryption,” the report said. “However, some of them have ...
Jun 21, 2023 · We have performed a passive attack on six different smartwatches to discover their vulnerabilities during the pairing process.
In this paper, we focus on analyzing how WSHD can leak the personal information of end users through identification of vulnerabilities in the devices, their ...
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Should You Worry About Smartwatch Security? Smartwatch privacy and security share similar risks with many other smart and IoT devices.
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Kim et al. [7] conducted an analysis of Samsung's Galaxy Gear S3, Apple's Apple Watch 5, and Garmin Vivosport, and proposed a forensic model.
In this survey paper, we analyzed three smart health devices, Fitbit, Jawbone and Google Glass and summarized the security vulnerability found in prior ...
Established security objectives can provide a reference for those developing public safety communication devices and wearables. Likewise, those within a public ...