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| Subject: | Re: Bluetooth Security |
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| Date: | Sun, 29 Jan 2006 13:39:33 +0000 |
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xyberpix
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On 25 Jan 2006, at 22:41, ROB DIXON wrote:
Hello everyone,
New guy here.
My concern is Bluetooth security.
My company is looking to purchase phones for everyone.
Since most cell phone companies wont admit there is a problem, I am not finding alot of info on counter measures for bluetooth hacking in any form. Other than the obvious, have it turned off by default. ;)
My question is:
Are their "specific" bluetooth security features I should look for?
I plan to ask for phones with the feature disabled by default.
How far can I go with it?
Thanks,
New Guy
Robert L. Dixon, CSO CHFI A+ Netware/GroupWise Administrator State of West Virginia's Office of Techonology Infrastructure Applications Telephone: (304)-558-5472 ex.4225 Cellphone: (304)-549-2068 Email:rdixon@workforcewv.org
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