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2008-01-03
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Originally Posted by haokah
Previous thread on this topic.
Theres a video up on http://www.hackszine.com/blog/archiv...tooth_hea.html showing eavesdropping of bluetooth headsets.
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2008-01-03
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Originally Posted by haokah
That would be 0000, which is the pin of pretty much every bluetooth headset, and some bluetooth equipped cars out there.
Theres a video up on http://www.hackszine.com/blog/archiv...tooth_hea.html showing eavesdropping of bluetooth headsets.
A fun point is the guy is using a 770 to remote his laptop, so he doesn't stand out.
The hack itself is a bit BS, as the target has to have the default pin of 00000.
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A fun point is the guy is using a 770 to remote his laptop, so he doesn't stand out.
The hack itself is a bit BS, as the target has to have the default pin of 00000.