> I was intimidated by Bluetooth at the time, and just sort of assumed it was secure. I didn't try to hack any Bluetooth devices, and I recommended Bluetooth as

> I was intimidated by Bluetooth at the time, and just sort of assumed it was secure. I didn't try to hack any Bluetooth devices, and I recommended Bluetooth as a secure alternative to the plethora of custom protocols. It never occurred to me that Bluetooth would have trivial keystroke-injection vulnerabilities like the MouseJack protocols, so I never looked. Oh yeah, intimidation is a strong basis for that myth that somewhere up high in the complex tech stacks there are people who know what they're doing and don't use sticks to prop up the castles built on quicksand