" The Pcapd service, for instance, allows people to wirelessly monitor all network traffic traveling into and out of the device, even when it's not running in a special developer or support mode. "
So does this mean a private key ripped off a paired Bluetooth speaker ends up pwning me? If you are taking case of IT, I think a valid hacking scenario also needs to be considered. Furthermore, all the data in available un-encrypted. I don't know how comfortable I would be with that. Also, once trusted means permanently a slave?
So does this mean a private key ripped off a paired Bluetooth speaker ends up pwning me? If you are taking case of IT, I think a valid hacking scenario also needs to be considered. Furthermore, all the data in available un-encrypted. I don't know how comfortable I would be with that. Also, once trusted means permanently a slave?