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Story: Bluetooth phones at risk from 'snarfing'
Posted by: James Spankhandle (Monday 9 February 2004, 2:54 PM)
Any chance on some technical information as to how / why the author is able to do this? It seems very far fetched and implausible. Is it that he is a publicity seeker with a rudimentary knowledge of communications?
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Story: Bluetooth phones at risk from 'snarfing'
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Any chance on some technical information as to how... James Spankhandle -
Him and these guys?
http://www.pentest.co.uk/docum... Anonymous -
Nokia has admitted its handsets have a problem: ht... Anonymous
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This is some of the worst type of "yellow" journal... Stephen Raxter
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oh yeah this a link to video hijacking blueto... bob -
Raxter: can you read? Nokia admits this can happen... Anonymous
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i work in the cell phone industry and trust... Anonymous
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I'm not bothered if anyone can see what's on the p... Anonymous
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I am a senior student at The College of Computer S... Mohammed
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to the person who "works for cell phone compa... Anonymous
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Has anyone heard of a virus called calibe? i seeme... Anonymous
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My Bluetooth is not working It has some sort of vi... Brian Johnson
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in reply to the virus CARIBE SIS you can dele... Mark giles
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does anyone know any other method 2 bluejack.the f... Anonymous
