Proposal / Submission Type
Peer Reviewed Paper
Location
Burlington, Vermont
Start Date
21-5-2009 3:30 PM
Abstract
This paper describes a student project examining mechanisms with which to attack Bluetooth-enabled devices. The paper briefly describes the protocol architecture of Bluetooth and the Java interface that programmers can use to connect to Bluetooth communication services. Several types of attacks are described, along with a detailed example of two attack tools, Bloover II and BT Info.
Keywords: Bluetooth hacking, mobile phone hacking, wireless hacking
Scholarly Commons Citation
Browning, Dennis and Kessler, Gary C., "Bluetooth Hacking: A Case Study" (2009). Annual ADFSL Conference on Digital Forensics, Security and Law. 2.
https://commons.erau.edu/adfsl/2009/thursday/2
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Bluetooth Hacking: A Case Study
Burlington, Vermont
This paper describes a student project examining mechanisms with which to attack Bluetooth-enabled devices. The paper briefly describes the protocol architecture of Bluetooth and the Java interface that programmers can use to connect to Bluetooth communication services. Several types of attacks are described, along with a detailed example of two attack tools, Bloover II and BT Info.
Keywords: Bluetooth hacking, mobile phone hacking, wireless hacking
