2020-02-23
Wired
4 related
Researchers detail “SweynTooth” bugs, which could allow hackers in radio range to crash Bluetooth Low Energy-based devices like pacemakers and fitness trackers
in this case more than 480 of them. https://www.wired.com/... Aaron Miri / @aaronmiri : “For all of these affected devices, they either won't be patched at all or will require huge effort to be update...
2020-02-22
Wired
5 related
Researchers detail “SweynTooth” bugs, which could allow hackers in radio range to crash Bluetooth Low Energy-based devices like pacemakers and fitness trackers
Hundreds of smart devices—including pacemakers—are exposed thanks to a series of vulnerabilities in the Bluetooth Low Energy protocol.
2016-08-09
Tom's Guide
2 related
Researchers find 12 of 16 Bluetooth smart locks they tested could be hacked and opened by unauthorized users
LAS VEGAS — Many Bluetooth Low Energy smart locks can be hacked and opened by unauthorized users, but their manufacturers seem to want to do nothing about it …
2015-05-26
Help Net Security
9 related
Security researchers say mobile and wearable devices can be tracked by monitoring Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) signal transmissions
Sniffing and tracking wearable tech and smartphones — Researchers at Context Information Security have demonstrated how easy it is to monitor …
Loading articles...