Bluetooth Keyboards Etc Vulnerable ??

[HighPointSecurity]

As a TSCM specialist i spend a great deal of time on search and destroy missions for "keystroke loggers" both software and hardware versions. I was wondering if it is possible to intercept transmissions between say a Bluetooth keyboard and a PC or a bluetooth printer and a PC ??

Most of the info on this site seems to be directed at cellular phones and APs ...



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[anathema]

Yes they are.
I think its within 55 key presses you can guess the pass.

and then from there keylog.

The Remote Exploit guys have released a video of them carrying out a POC.

Its amazing.

Nothing is public yet except a very helpful PDF document which explains the concepts.

[HighPointSecurity]

Where can I get this pdf ?? What is it called (Filename) ??

Yes they are.
I think its within 55 key presses you can guess the pass.

and then from there keylog.

The Remote Exploit guys have released a video of them carrying out a POC.

Its amazing.

Nothing is public yet except a very helpful PDF document which explains the concepts.

[shamanvirtuel]

27Mhz based wireless security insecurities

Author: Max Moser & Philipp Schroedel
Date: 30.11.2007
Whitepaper Download: Download 27_Mhz_keyboard_insecurities.pdf
Demo Attack-Video: Click here to watch the video
Research Presentation: Download our research 27Mhz_Analyzing.pdf presentation

[HighPointSecurity]

Thanks.
I'll give them a look. Do you guys know anything about BT keyboards ??

I suspect the RF power level is too low to intercept. But then that's what they said about cell phones