Mining Bluetooth Attacks in Smart Phones

Babamir, Seyed Morteza; Nowrouzi, Reyhane; Naseri, Hadi

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“…For the purpose of generating false GPS signals, we are using a sample list of locations bundled with one of the repositories. 2 These locations correspond to a sample Japanese rocket simulator.…”

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“…Bluetooth technology has been the subject of study in the face of many attacks. Mutchukota et al [40] implement a Man-In-The-Middle attack based on the pairing weaknesses, Iqbal et al [24] reveal some security gaps in Bluetooth architecture implementing a Denial of Service attack, others based on cracking [43] and mining and analyzing curve [2] while other studies focus on particular protocols such as the one used for Bluetooth mouse privacy filtering in [46]. GPS spoofing attacks were firstly reported by Warner et al [64] followed by a long list of works based on software attacks [27,66], creating false alarms [25] among others.…”

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A Test Environment for Wireless Hacking in Domestic IoT Scenarios

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Security is gaining importance in the daily life of every citizen. The advent of Internet of Things devices in our lives is changing our conception of being connected through a single device to a multiple connection in which the centre of connection is becoming the devices themselves. This conveys the attack vector for a potential attacker is exponentially increased. This paper presents how the concatenation of several attacks on communication protocols (WiFi, Bluetooth LE, GPS, 433 Mhz and NFC) can lead to undesired situations in a domestic environment. A comprehensive analysis of the protocols with the identification of their weaknesses is provided. Some relevant aspects of the whole attacking procedure have been presented to provide some relevant tips and countermeasures.

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A Test Environment for Wireless Hacking in Domestic IoT Scenarios

2022

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“…Protocol attacks include all attacks on wired and wireless communication protocols. Regarding smartphones, Wi-Fi [5], Bluetooth [6], NFC [7] and USB [8], are the most targeted technologies. However, the attacker needs to be present in the operating range of the protocol.…”

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Hardware Man-in-the-Middle Attacks on Smartphones

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Lorandel²,

Romain³

2020

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With the arrival of 5G, a lot of communicating devices will be spread in our daily life environment. As indicated by Cisco's annual report [1], the number of overall connected devices will reach 29.3 billion by 2023 in comparison to 18.4 billion in 2018, with a 10% annual growth. In all these devices, smartphones will represent around a fourth of all these devices, among personal computers, laptops, TVs, tablets, M2M devices, etc.

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Mining Bluetooth Attacks in Smart Phones

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A Test Environment for Wireless Hacking in Domestic IoT Scenarios

A Test Environment for Wireless Hacking in Domestic IoT Scenarios

Hardware Man-in-the-Middle Attacks on Smartphones

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