Part 1: The talk will cram as much as possible about practical Bluetooth hacking into 50 min. Starting with an overview of the technology and how to operate in a Linux environment. Then onto obfuscation and surveillance. Tricks like spoofing Device Name and MAC Address for Bluetooth and port scanning. Then some practical attacks: dumping phone books, getting user names, sniffing traffic, cracking PINs, uploading files. I will demonstrate several tools I have written and some new tools I have yet to release. JP ".ronin" Dunning is a security consultant and researcher. His research interests include wireless and portable security, and he is the primary developer of Katana: Portable Multi-Boot Security Suite. He maintains www.hackfromacave.com for publishing projects and research.
CarolinaCon is an annual conference in North Carolina that is dedicated to sharing knowledge about technology, security and information rights. CarolinaCon also serves to enhance the local and international awareness of current technology related issues and developments. CarolinaCon also strives to mix in enough entertainment and side contests/challenges to make for a truly fun event.
