Warning over new Bluetooth security vulnerability
Devices become vulnerable when they are initially paired to a mobile app
Ohio State University researcher discover flaw in Bluetooth devices that leaves them vulnerable to hacking
Researchers from Ohio State University have discovered a flaw in Bluetooth devices that leave them vulnerable to hacking. According to the researchers, this particular issue stems from the way in which...
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