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This paper gives a short overview of the security architecture of Bluetooth. The paper especially focuses on the key exchange protocol in Bluetooth. This is the most important security critical part of the security architecture. Unfortunately, there are a lot of security flaws in the Bluetooth standard. Some are rather theoretical, but most of the problems can be exploited by an attacker. An extensive overview of the security flaws in Bluetooth will be given in this paper. Some of these security problems, e.g. the Bluesnarf attack, were only discovered very recently.

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Format:PDFSize:303 KB
Date:Jun 2004
Pages:13

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