Explore a cutting-edge conference talk on uncovering hidden Bluetooth devices, presented by researchers from the University of Florida. Delve into innovative techniques for detecting non-discoverable Bluetooth devices, gaining insights into potential security implications and practical applications. Learn about the methodologies developed by Tyler Tucker, Hunter Searle, Kevin Butler, and Patrick Traynor as they reveal their findings on this intriguing topic in wireless communication security.
Blue's Clues - Practical Discovery of Non-Discoverable Bluetooth Devices
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Blue's Clues: Practical Discovery of Non-Discoverable Bluetooth Devices
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IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy
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