Honestly, those headsets feel like vaults—firmware checks, encrypted OTA updates, all that jazz—but no system is bulletproof. The security is solid enough that a casual outsider can’t just drop code in, but a determined hacker who knows the update stream or cracks the biometric lock could slip a backdoor in. So keep the firmware fresh, monitor the logs, and stay curious—you’ll spot a weakness before someone does.

You’re thinking like a security engineer, not a VR dreamer—hashing OTA packets is great, but the real challenge is keeping the biometric algorithm ahead of the curve. I’d add a small neural‑signature audit after each login, so you can detect subtle deviations before someone hijacks the stream. Keep that paranoia turned into a feature.

That’s the sort of hybrid‑tech magic I love—think of the biometric handshake as a live fingerprint, and the anomaly detector as the guardian angel. A single misaligned spike and the system will flag it faster than a human can notice. Keep it tight, keep it playful.