Taming the Blue Beast: A Survey of Bluetooth Based Threats

Dunning, John P.

doi:10.1109/msp.2010.3

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“…Human error often leads to data breaks. It was reported that in 1992, human error accounted for a large fraction of internal threats recognized and they are accounts for most intimidations in smaller organizations that usually operate under the notion of total trust in workers, A trust which assumes that staffs always act within the best attention of the company [36].…”

Section: Security Of Informationmentioning

confidence: 99%

BYOD Technological: Next Generation Business Development Programs for Future Accelerations, Innovations and Employee Happiness

Hassan¹

2017

IJCA

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The changing trends of technology have change the way of doing businesses. 21st century world is categorized by a dense addiction on information technology and technical devices to accomplish even the modest of tasks. Smart phones are one of the technical device that influences the dependence to put in a circumstances where the privacy, honesty and convenience of information resources. Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is a new leaning area the IT organization that has to deal with the costs, profits and risks. In this research, the consumer is put in the focus of consideration to measure the discrete concepts in the research model with a qualitative approach of case studies is accompanied. The research offers consequences about which factors have an impact on a personal devices use and employer appeal changes by the presenting of a BYOD service and when the impending employees are attentive in BYOD use and how BYOD will help on future accelerations and employee happiness.

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Section: Security Of Informationmentioning

confidence: 99%

BYOD Technological: Next Generation Business Development Programs for Future Accelerations, Innovations and Employee Happiness

Hassan¹

2017

IJCA

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“…Table 3. The threats intended for the Bluetooth tehnology [23] The threat classification of the Bluetooth technology is presented in [23] where the threats are classified into nine categories. Each threat is different, therefore each one is assigned to a threat level category.…”

Section: Range Extensionmentioning

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Classification of Security Risks in the IoT Environment

Cvitić¹,

Vujić²,

Husnjak³

2016

DAAAM Proceedings

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The concept of Internet of Things (IoT) is based on a layered architecture. Each of the layers includes the application of a range of diverse technologies for the data transmission, processing and storage. This paper will explore the vulnerabilities and threats in IoT environment and protection methods that can be implemented within such an environment due to the hardware limitations of the existing equipment and technology used for data transfer. Based on the results of the research, classification of security risks of the architectures' particular layer, as well as security risks depending on the type of use of IoT concept will be proposed. The classification of risk will provide the opportunity to direct further research on the most vulnerable layers of the architecture and implementation of appropriate methods of protection, depending on the application of this concept. This research was conducted in order to provide accurate information for visually impaired people.

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“…Bluetooth is often used to automatically pair mobile phones with peripheral devices. Bluetooth has been extensively considered as a possible vector for denial of service attacks [7,17,33]. Some of the papers focus on Bluetooth's potential for tying up network resources via signal jamming [7,33] .…”

Section: Denial Of Service In Mobile Devicesmentioning

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“…Some of the papers focus on Bluetooth's potential for tying up network resources via signal jamming [7,33] . Along with signal jamming, there has been research into using Bluetooth denial service to cause battery exhaustion [17].…”

Section: Denial Of Service In Mobile Devicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Automating NFC message sending for good and evil

Brandt

Stamp

2014

J Comput Virol Hack Tech

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Automating NFC Message Sending for Good and Evil by Nikki Benecke BrandtNear Field Communication (NFC) is an emerging proximity wireless technology used for triggering automatic interactions between mobile devices. In standard NFC usage, one message is sent per device contact, then the devices must be physically separated and brought together again. In this paper, we present a mechanism for automatically sending multiple messages without any need to physically decouple the devices. After an introduction to NFC and related security issues, we discuss the motivation for-and an implementation of-an automation framework for sending repeated NFC messages without any need for human interaction. Then we consider how such an automated mechanism can be used for both a denial of service attack and as a platform for fuzz testing. We present experimental evidence on the efficacy of automated NFC as a vector for achieving these goals. We conclude with suggestions for future work and provide some overall insights.

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Taming the Blue Beast: A Survey of Bluetooth Based Threats

Cited by 86 publications

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BYOD Technological: Next Generation Business Development Programs for Future Accelerations, Innovations and Employee Happiness

BYOD Technological: Next Generation Business Development Programs for Future Accelerations, Innovations and Employee Happiness

Classification of Security Risks in the IoT Environment

Automating NFC message sending for good and evil

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