Collaborate Disseminate
A Google researcher discovered a high-severity vulnerability in the Linux Bluetooth stack.
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By Sudais Asif
Bluetooth has been for long, one of the most used communication protocols due to the ease it offers but that can be vulnerable as well.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: BleedingTooth Bluetooth vulnerability allows… Continue reading BleedingTooth Bluetooth vulnerability allows RCE in Linux devices
Universal Serial Bus, or USB, is so ingrained in modern computing that it’s hard to imagine a time without it. That time did exist, though, and it was a wild west of connector types, standards, and interfacing methods. One of the more interesting interfaces of the time was the SIO …read more
Intel and Google are urging users to update the Linux kernel to version 5.9 or later. Continue reading Google, Intel Warn on ‘Zero-Click’ Kernel Bug in Linux-Based IoT Devices
Around this time last year, Marshall released a new version of its Major wireless headphones that offered a ludicrous 60 hours of per charge use time. Now the iconic brand has thrown another 20 hours into the mix with the release of the Major IV on-ear… Continue reading Latest Marshall Major headphones keep rocking for 80 hours per charge
Years before Steve Jobs showed off the first iPhone, the BlackBerry was already the must-have accessory for mobile professionals. Back then, nobody was worried about watching movies or playing the latest games on their mobile devices, they just wanted a secure and fast way to send and receive email on …read more
I’m interested in the possibilities of hijacking a bluetooth connection and would like to know the currently available methods. I couldn’t really find much from a DDG search, so if anybody has any info that would be nice.
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Although TV professionals commonly use wireless microphones when shooting on location, decent-quality units are generally too expensive for use by regular folks shooting on smartphones. The creators of the Hooke Lav mic, however, have set out to change… Continue reading Audio-buffering Bluetooth mic gives drop-outs the slip
I recently found this document: https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/SpecialPublications/NIST.SP.800-121r2.pdf , Guide to Bluetooth Security from NIST.
Unfortunately, there is nothing described w.r.t.actual protection of the communication oth… Continue reading Freshness Protection in BL and BLE
There’s a new unpatched Bluetooth vulnerability:
The issue is with a protocol called Cross-Transport Key Derivation (or CTKD, for short). When, say, an iPhone is getting ready to pair up with Bluetooth-powered device, CTKD’s role is to set up two sepa… Continue reading New Bluetooth Vulnerability