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Protection mechanisms for Bluetooth wireless communications
Bluetooth Security Definition: Protection mechanisms for Bluetooth wireless communications
Bluetooth security refers to the measures and protocols designed to protect data transmitted over Bluetooth wireless connections from unauthorized interception, modification, or disclosure. Bluetooth devices are vulnerable to various attacks, including bluejacking, bluesnarfing, and MITM attacks, requiring security features such as device authentication, authorization, pairing, encryption, and privacy modes to protect connections between smartphones, computers, IoT devices, and peripherals.
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