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Is Bluetooth still secure?

Hackers are starting to look at mobile devices as a launch pad to spring attacks on personal computers and workstations, and eventually, corporate networks. This has put the spotlight on wireless technology such as Bluetooth, which can potentially provide hackers with easy access to mobile devices.

But industry players say these risks can be easily mitigated, as long as manufacturers implement the technology appropriately and users are aware of how they can keep their devices secure. ZDNet India > Insight > security > Is Bluetooth still secure?

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