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The impression I got when this aired on national radio yesterday, was that this simply was part of the feature set of the watch; the root problem was that the a
by lb1lf 9y ago
The impression I got when this aired on national radio yesterday, was that this simply was part of the feature set of the watch; the root problem was that the access code you needed to pair the watch and app was printed on the watch - thus enabling anyone with access to the watch to stalk the kid like only its parents were supposed to do...
- yorwba 9y agoIn the report, they claim four different ways to obtain an IMEI for pairing, but the three ways that don't require physical access are redacted. However, they also mention that you can receive information about already registered accounts by submitting an IMEI, so I'm guessing that one of the ways involves simply enumerating plausible values and checking whether they are registered. If the IMEIs are mostly sequential, you'll probably also find specific targets that way.