Title :
Personal Area Networks: A Hole in your Pocket!
Abstract :
Devices communicate via ad hoc networks known as piconets also known as Bluetooth PAN. A device can belong to more than one piconet simultaneously known as scatternet. Devices often require "pairing" to exchange data. Pairing is usually not required to exploit vulnerabilities. Some devices do not pair but rely on MAC permissions. Pairing can be abused buy maintaining open channels after a valid transfer.
Keywords :
Bluetooth; access protocols; ad hoc networks; Bluetooth PAN; MAC permissions; ad hoc networks; piconets; scatternet;
Conference_Titel :
Crime and Security, 2006. The Institution of Engineering and Technology Conference on
Conference_Location :
London
Print_ISBN :
0-86341-647-0
