There are many types of wearable devices. In fact, each time we have new connected devices that help us measure many things in our daily lives, especially our data. These devices interact with our bodies directly or indirectly, to collect data with which to elaborate useful information for the user.
We can count from sports bracelets and watches, through glasses, smart bands, clothing, and many other things among wearable devices, and each one has its own utility. There are even devices of this style designed for pets or, of course, those with applications in the field of health.
Like any device connected to the Internet, either through WiFi or, more commonly, through the mobile data network, these devices have certain vulnerabilities that are exploited by cybercriminals. What is so valuable to criminals on wearable devices? Basically, personal data and location information.
As with any IoT device, the risks are usually related to a lack of updating the software, the use of bad passwords, the risk of social engineering, security breaches… Regarding security breaches, we can do little, but yes we can keep you safe when it comes to your settings.
The best thing to do is inform yourself very well before purchasing one of these devices and configure it correctly, making sure that it is completely updated.
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