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Heath Device Security and Privacy: A Comparative Analysis of Fitbit, Jawbone, Google Glass and Samsung Galaxy Watch
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Heath Device Security and Privacy: A Comparative Analysis of Fitbit, Jawbone, Google Glass and Samsung Galaxy Watch

A. B. M. Kamrul Islam Riad, Hossain Shahriar, Chi Zhang and Farhat Lamia Barsha
Data Protection and Privacy in Healthcare, pp.91-108
CRC Press, 1
2021
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003048848-6

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Abstract

SSL Encryption Mac Address Google Glass Play Store Water Intake Levels Health Devices Fitness Devices Cloud Server Fitness Trackers BTLE Pin System Wearable Health Devices CBIR Bluetooth Connection Privacy Leakage Data Security Peripheral Device User Fingerprint General Data Protection Regulation Mobile Health Devices Fitbit Devices Health Information Technology
Mobile health devices are most commonly used for health fitness and user health status-recording purposes. This chapter discusses the strengths and features of mobile health devices apart from user data security and privacy attacks that occur due to poor security firmware in mobile health devices. Many research works have been published with focus on the user data security and privacy leakage for mobile health devices. Data security is one of the major security vulnerabilities found in many mobile health devices. Google Glass is the earliest mobile health device that boosted the growth of mobile health device technology. Analysing strengths of the selected devices, connection capabilities and data storage structure, such devices have more security and privacy concerns. Healthcare system Internet of Things security and privacy systems impact in various ways to enhance data security and privacy. User data on mobile health devices could be compromised through Bluetooth connections to mobile applications that push and pull data from the cloud server.

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