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--- user:yan:bluetooth [2017/05/20 14:34] – [Bluetooth] yan
+++ user:yan:bluetooth [2017/05/20 14:35] (current) – [Bluetooth] yan
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   * **bluejacking, bluesnarfing etc** - working on older devices which have bad implementation of BT protocol, or ommit some security measures. Usage is nicely explained on BT linux forum [[http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forums/showthread.php?t=5637&s=f59f4f7919b89e8c9d16773560795863|6]]. They are probably useless for newer devices.
   * **HID attacks** - those can be probably easiest to fruitify - basically you should be able to intercept BT keyboard in manner that you can send your own commands through this interface or you can take aquistion of communication.
-  * **carwhisperer** - I have no idea how actual this SW really is, but people ussually change their mobile phone more often than their cars. It should be able to record communication in car or in opposite direction play some nice audio into vehicle.
+  * **carwhisperer** - I have no idea how actual this SW really is, but people ussually change their mobile phone more often than their cars. It should be able to record communication in car or in opposite direction play some nice audio in vehicle.
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