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Bluetooth attacks - literally - in Europe
May 15, 2004;
Europe in Bluetooth panic - no wonder: Bluetooth equipped cell phones are much popular there than in USA.

All over media (TV, press) in Europe there is plenty of warnings, that users should switch off Bluetooth in their cell phones - or at least switch off the "discoverable" feature (mode "invisible" should be switched on), or otherwise their face data spying of their cell phones (for example: reading phone book entries remotely), remote control of their cell phones (for example: starting Internet connections or calling costly 0900 phone numbers) or causing phone crash - all caused by Bluetooth attackers.

Cell phones susceptible to "remote control" Bluetooth attacks are:
  • Nokia 6310i
  • Nokia 6650
  • Sony Ericsson T610
  • Sony Ericsson T68i
Cell phones susceptible to "data spying" by Bluetooth attackers are:
  • Nokia 6310
  • Nokia 6310i
  • Sony Ericsson T610
  • Sony Ericsson T630
  • Sony Ericsson T68i
  • Sony Ericsson Z600
Cell phones susceptible to "crash the phone" Bluetooth attacks are:
  • Siemens S55
  • Panasonic X700
  • Nokia 7600
  • Nokia 6820
  • Nokia 6810
  • Nokia 6230
Source: Matthias Rosche from Integralis - a security company.


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