A KNOB (key negotiation of Bluetooth) attack against the basic rate/enhanced data rate (BR/EDR, or Bluetooth Classic) configuration can result in information disclosure and/or escalation of privileges.
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New Bluetooth Vulnerability Allows Attackers to Intercept Traffic
A KNOB (key negotiation of Bluetooth) attack against the basic rate/enhanced data rate (BR/EDR, or Bluetooth Classic) configuration can result in information disclosure and/or escalation of privileges. The post New Bluetooth Vulnerability Allows Attackers to Intercept Traffic appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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