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The non-LE protocol has been pretty difficult to breach from the hacker-hobbyist level. The communication protocol is incredibly complex, and the hardware simpl

The non-LE protocol has been pretty difficult to breach from the hacker-hobbyist level. The communication protocol is incredibly complex, and the hardware simply doesn't exist to interface well with it. A lot of BT2.0 (ie: non LE) "security" comes from the fact it's just darn hard to interface with it.

lucb1e 10y ago
That sounds weird, given that it's in so many devices. It runs on a normal frequency and is implemented in billions of devices, how is it hard to interface with?
- IshKebab 10y ago
  You probably need low-level access to crack the security. Your average Bluetooth dongle won't provide that.