“…The technical program covers a wide variety of security and privacy problems relating to IoT security, cellular communication security, wireless technologies (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, ZigBee), application of cryptographic protocols, authentication, applications using machine learning for security, and a wide range of mobile application security. …”

“…Among the many topics covered in the book are: Picking out and setting up your own Apple Watch--covers models up through Series 8, Apple Watch SE (2022), and Apple Watch Ultra Making watch face complications work for you Using the Control Center and Dock Understanding how the watch interacts with your iPhone (including how to control your watch with your iPhone) Staying connected using a cellular-enabled Apple Watch model Using Siri on your watch for a wide variety of tasks Tracking your exercise, even when you leave your iPhone at home Using your watch to monitor sleep data Placing and receiving phone calls on the watch Getting navigation directions (and using the redesigned Compass app, including waypoints and the Backtrack feature introduced in watchOS 9) Using the Walkie-Talkie feature to chat with other Apple Watch owners Sending default (and customized) text messages--and even sending money via Messages Seeing email from only certain people Adding calendar events and reminders Loading your watch with photos and using them to create new watch faces Doing workouts with Apple Fitness+ Finding people, devices, and items Controlling your home with HomeKit-compatible devices Triggering the iPhone's camera remotely using the watch Paying at contactless terminals using Apple Pay Putting tickets on your watch Using health-related features such as the blood oxygen sensor and medication reminders, plus the ECG, Cycle Tracking, and Noise apps Detecting falls and (with newer watch models) car crashes, and automatically calling for help Controlling an Apple TV, or Music on a Mac with the Remote app Unlocking a Mac (and authenticating certain actions) with your watch Adding apps to the watch via your iPhone or the watch's built-in App Store Resetting a messed-up Apple Watch and force-quitting an app…”

“…Over the last 20 years, it has slowly become more prevalent in our lives, most commonly experienced today in cellular networks. In this lesson, you learn how IPv6 addressing works, how the protocol header is a bit different than in IPv4, and the new roles ICMPv6 will serve. …”