Apple Watch models
by Satish Bommisetty, Rohit Tamma, Heather Mahalik
Practical Mobile Forensics - Second Edition
- Practical Mobile Forensics - Second Edition
- Practical Mobile Forensics - Second Edition
- Credits
- About the Authors
- About the Reviewer
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Introduction to Mobile Forensics
- Why do we need mobile forensics?
- Mobile forensics
- The mobile phone evidence extraction process
- Practical mobile forensic approaches
- Potential evidence stored on mobile phones
- Rules of evidence
- Good forensic practices
- Summary
- 2. Understanding the Internals of iOS Devices
- 3. iOS Forensic Tools
- 4. Data Acquisition from iOS Devices
- 5. Data Acquisition from iOS Backups
- 6. iOS Data Analysis and Recovery
- 7. Understanding Android
- 8. Android Forensic Setup and Pre Data Extraction Techniques
- Setting up the forensic environment for Android
- Screen lock bypassing techniques
- Using adb to bypass the screen lock
- Deleting the gesture.key file
- Updating the settings.db file
- Checking for the modified recovery mode and adb connection
- Flashing a new recovery partition
- Using automated tools
- Using Android Device Manager
- Smudge attack
- Using the Forgot Password/Forgot Pattern option
- Bypassing Third-Party Lock Screen by booting into safe mode
- Secure USB debugging bypass using adb keys
- Secure USB debugging bypass in Android 4.4.2
- Crashing the lock screen UI in Android 5.x
- Other techniques
- Gaining root access
- Summary
- 9. Android Data Extraction Techniques
- 10. Android Data Analysis and Recovery
- 11. Android App Analysis, Malware, and Reverse Engineering
- 12. Windows Phone Forensics
- 13. Parsing Third-Party Application Files
The Apple Watch was released in spring 2015. This smartwatch enabled users to sync iPhone data to the watch and leverage the watch as a way to interact with the iPhone and as a singular device. The Apple Watch enables users to answer calls, send and respond to SMS, iMessage, and e-mail, access third-party applications, use Apple maps, and more. The Apple Watch can only be paired with an iPhone capable of running iOS 8.2 or later, not an iPad. The first release of Watch OS required the watch be within Bluetooth range of the iPhone for full functionality, but Watch OS 2.X allows the watch to function independently on Wi-Fi. The Apple Watch 2 is expected to be released in late 2016.
Apple released Watch OS2 in September 2015; it offered more features, repaired bugs, and enabled the watch to function without an iPhone.
The features of the current Apple Watch are listed here:
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