CAN I BE HACKED VIA BLUETOOTH?

Yes,

Once a Device is ‘Bluebugged’, the Hacker can access the target device, steal and modify device data, listen to calls, and read messages.

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What is a Bluetooth Attack?

This is a form of Hacking Technique that allows the attacker access to a device with a Bluetooth discoverable connection or when a Bluetooth technology is left on
Types of Bluetooth Attacks

· Bluesnarf Attack
· Man-in-The Middle (MiTM) Attack
· BlueJacking
· BlueSmacking (DoS Attack)
· BluePrinting Attack
· BlueBugging
Bluetooth Security Importance

Bluetooth is very common piece of technology found in almost all IOT devices and with the spike of Cyberattacks globally, it is important to prioritize it’s security in order to reduce the risk it poses to IOT devices and mitigate emerging threats.
How to Prevent Bluetooth Attacks

· Turn off Bluetooth when not in use
· Update Device Software Frequently
· Turn off Discoverable Mode
· Use Anti-Virus Software
· Reject Unsolicited Messages
· Monitor Data Usage
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