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> [...] anyone who isn't thinking of Bluetooth as an attack vector is well behind the curve [...] Meanwhile in the future you can't even listen to music withou
by tjoff 7y ago
> [...] anyone who isn't thinking of Bluetooth as an attack vector is well behind the curve [...]
Meanwhile in the future you can't even listen to music without enabling that attack vector, so you can bet everyone has it enabled 24/7.
And I really don't think bluetooth has or ever will be close to regular networks in terms of security maturity. It's like USB, it's so bad there really isn't much point in trying to fix it anymore.
- coretx 7y agoYou conclusion is something I don't agree with because many sensible things with USB can be fixed and can have a pretty big impact. For example, where I live some municipalities use Bluetooth for tracking and datamining of citizens. Some shops do the same thing but for other purposes. These are things that can relatively easily be fixed.