From: Chris Byrd (cbyrd01@gmail.com)
Date: Wed Aug 03 2005 - 11:14:37 EDT
I have been able to locate a lot of information about attacking
devices such as phones and PDAs via Bluetooth, including a lot of
great information at trifinite.org. What I am unable to determine is
the extent to which a computer can be compromised using the same
methods.
Does anyone on the list have experience pentesting Bluetooth enabled
computers? To what extent is a computer that has built in Bluetooth
or an add-in adapter at risk?
Thanks,
Chris
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