Excerpt From Bluetooth Vulnerabilities (Part 2) Webinar
CTO Dr. Brett Walkenhorst on Bluetooth Connections
Bluetooth technology serves as an essential function in maintaining strong security protocols. Random numbers are shared with devices, which are then combined with the temporary key. A cryptographic link is then established, and a long-term key is exchanged. In order to establish and exchange public and private keys safely, secure connections use a more resilient method. This reduces the possibility that attackers may intercept and compromise cryptographic data.
Bluetooth Connections — Bastille
For more on Bluetooth:
- Bastille White Paper: Bluetooth Vulnerabilities
- Bastille Webinar: Bluetooth Vulnerabilities Part 1
- Bastille Webinar: Bluetooth Vulnerabilities Part 2 (from this snippet)