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RE: Bluetooth Pentesting?

Subject: RE: Bluetooth Pentesting?
Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2006 19:48:53 -0500
Here's an interesting article on Blue tooth security:

http://ntrg.cs.tcd.ie/undergrad/4ba2.05/group15/index.html

There was also a story circulating awhile back about the ability to transmit
radio directly into someone's car stereo with a directional antenna.  I'm
sorry that I can't recall the details but I found it amusing that you can
mess with someone by having whatever you want coming out their radio ... not
truly a "real" security issue but amusing none the less.

-----Original Message-----
From: steven@lovebug.org [mailto:steven@lovebug.org] 
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2006 3:06 PM
To: pen-test@securityfocus.com
Subject: Bluetooth Pentesting?

Greetings,

Does anyone on this list do bluetooth pentesting?  I have read tons of old
posts and found plenty of tools to do a few different things.  However, I
do not find any of it to be overly useful.  Most of the tools out there
seem to be aimed at certain cell phones or are very specific.  I am trying
to find out what the risks are of all kinds of devices.  I have found
btscanner to be pretty good at detecting devices but it doesn't do too
much other than detect it.  I can scan and pickup 150+ devices and the
Vulnerable to: section is always the same.. blank.  Are all the bluetooth
devices I find so super secure?  I pick up cars, phones, PDAs, computers,
keyboards, etc.  Are there really no risks with these devices?

Is there a better/good tool out there that can really find various
bluetooth devices and tell me what -real- risks might be associated with
them -- on top of that.. is there a good tool for trying to pull data or
use these devices?  Example: a dell or mac laptop has bluetooth on, or a
Treo with it on.. what are the possible risks?  What tools can actually
test if authentication is required for connecting with these devices.. or
whether I can bruteforce it or connect at all?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciate and I am really trying to do
something more than just "detect" bluetooth devices.  I need to know if
there are risks here.

Thanks


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