Kairi brown 
Indian government warns Apple Watch users of "high severity" vulnerabilities
If you haven’t updated your Apple Watch, you must do it immediately.
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (Cert-in) has marked several vulnerabilities on the device that runs Watchos 8.6 and a longer version. Apple also registered it on its support website.
This vulnerability has been given a high ranking of severity and may allow hackers to cut safety restrictions and run arbitrary codes.
Remote hackers can cut security restrictions on Apple Watch that runs in a version that is older than Watchos 8.7 and control that can be worn. They can also cause the kernel code execution.
Fortunately, this vulnerability has been completed in the latest firmware so that bad actors cannot get your data.
When gadgets become more high -tech, hacking will be a greater cause of concern.
What is the problem?
Cert-in vulnerability notification claims there is a “buffer overflow in the Appleavd component; authorization problem in the applemobilefileintegrity component; out-of-bounds writing in the audio, ICU and webkit components; and typing confusion in multi-touch components.”
Some corruption writing and memory beyond the limits in the GPU driver component and the initialization of memory in Libxmi2 also exists.
These problems have been resolved in the patch included in the Watchos 8.7 update.
Information
What is a certificate?
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (Cert-in) is an agent who works under the Union of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. His job is to mark bugs and threats to cyber security such as phishing.
Step
How to update Apple Watch?
To update your Apple Watch to Watchos 8.7, make sure that your device is connected to Wi-Fi.
Now, open ‘settings,’ then tap ‘general,’ and click ‘Software Renewal.’
If the firmware is available for download, it will be displayed on the screen. Finally, press ‘download and install.’
Your watch will be updated and all vulnerabilities will also be improved.
