Why is no one taking about Blueborne?

>>62423521
Because literally who uses Bluetooth anymore

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the fuck is blueborne

>>62423521
Because bluetooth in my house is limited to my Dualshock controllers for my PS3 and PS4. Last I checked, blueborne doesn't affect those.

/g is too stupid to discuss anything other than consumer products

>>62423563
https://solidtechnews.com/blueborne-is-an-airborne-computer-virus-that-could-blow-your-connected-devices-wide-open/

>>62423580
What's there to talk about? If you have bluetooth, disable it until the vulnerability is patched.

>>62423542
this.
even if you use bluetooth, who leaves it on all the time?

only kernel <3.11 is effected

linux sitting pretty

>>62423563
Bluetooth exploit allows code execution in basically anything it affects (almost everything on the market right now).

once infected they can mesh your wifi and bluetooth together with other devices

you dont need to accept connection or confirm anything

just having your BT enabled will allow infection

this includes vehicle stereo units/smart tvs/ gameconsoles ect

>>62423591
> <3
Anon, I...

>>62423542
Sometimes I forgot /g/ is composed by a bunch of neckbeards that doesn't even have a car

>>62423630
I have a car. 2011 Honda Fit Sport. Auxiliary and a USB port. No bluetooth.

>>62423614
So they could create a worldwide distributed mesh network using bluetooth and ad-hoc wifi? That'd be pretty neat.

>>62423591
Source?

https://www.armis.com/blueborne/

>>62423648
>2011
poorfag

>>62423757
Difference between being poor and being a Minimalist.

>Having bluetooth enabled

getting my wifi card to work on Ubuntu resulted in Bluetooth being permanently disabled

w-who's laughing now

>tfw Intel is making BT mandatory on Desktop chipsets from Z390 onwards
As planned.

/g/ only cares about smrt fones and consumer hardware.

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>>62424005
Whatever is a man to do?

>>62423542
I do. And Bluetooth headphones are becoming more widespread thanks to apples courage.

>>62423582
I don't anyone on /g/ is that new to be stupid enough to click on that link.

>>62423630
Have a car with built in Bluetooth. Unironically don't listen to music and have no interest in anything Bluetooth offers

>>62424602
Looks solid to me

>>62423542
>anymore
Bluetooth is more popular then ever

>>62423582
>>62423521

seriously though, https://www.armis.com/blueborne/

>>62424946
>then

are amerifats really this retarded?

>>62423521

Because nu-/g/ is full of consumerist newfags

What about it? No one remembers that Bluetooth "hack" app you installed on your phone and it let you remote access anyone elses phone that had Bluetooth turned on? I remember following some chick just so I could retrieve some video of her with a dildo up her. Got the video but the cunt fucking maced me

>>62423521
Because patches were announced before the disclosure of the vulnerability and nothing is being take advantage off from it

>>62426016
Kek, I remember that you could make a call ot even turn off someone else phone if both phones were paired.

>>62426016
You mean during the Symbian age?

>>62428164
He probably meant Nokia's S40 and Sony Ericsson UIQ age

>>62428241
Then is MagicBlueHack and the one that came later Super Bluetooth Hack. I remember using the first on P800.

>>62428297
>P800
I don't think that thing even had Bluetooth

>>62426045
Many devices are still vulnerable or/and can't be patched like most TVs, cars and some phones. Now that it has been disclosed it's just a matter of time before we can see it being implemented.

>>62428348
Well, it had. Also had IR for using it as remote to your TV.

>>62423648
>Honda
>being memed to be the most reliable brand
>can't even assemble a fucking car (jazz) properly

>>62423521
>Attacker would need to be within 33 feet of my bluetooth device
Does anybody even use bluetooth outside their house?

>>62428460
Did you even read the paper? Its just a mitm attack for most devices, and most of shit you listed don't evenbuse internet

>>62426016
How did she even find out it was you? Have you never undergone stealth training?

>>62423563
At last I truly see...
A weapon to surpass metal gear...

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>>62425756

>Apple – Contacted on August 9, 2017. Apple had no vulnerability in its current versions.

in the middle of a powerpoint presentation kids would send bluetooth requests to the teachers computer. "Ms. Smith is a Ho" would like to connect to your computer

>>62424946
literally everyone I've ever met turns off Bluetooth because "it wastes battery"