full-disclosure - Re: Serious flaws in bluetooth security lead FIGYELEM: ROSSZ CIMRE ERKEZETT A LEVELED, @vivendi.hu, @vfon.hu, @vcom.hu MEGSZUNT, hetfotol mar IGY SEM fog menni ... to disclosure of personal data

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Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.4.58.0311140114130.19768@afybt.areqp.hsy.rqh>
From: jwiens at nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu (Jordan Wiens)
Subject: Re: Serious flaws in bluetooth security lead FIGYELEM: ROSSZ CIMRE ERKEZETT A LEVELED, @vivendi.hu, @vfon.hu, @vcom.hu MEGSZUNT, hetfotol mar IGY SEM fog menni ...
 to disclosure of personal data

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003, Pentest Security Advisories wrote:

> A recent posting from A.L. Digital suggests that security flaws exist in
> Bluetooth, while not describing the vulnerabilities in any technical
> detail. This email concerns itself specifically with the vulnerabilities
> related to retrieval of personal information from devices.
<SNIP>
> The ultimate fix is for manufacturers to provide a greater separation of
> services, an attitude that seems to have been taken with the Ericsson T610.

I'm a bit confused; if I read it right, the first report specifically
mentioned this as a vulnerable device, now it's listed as one that got it
right?  Did I misread?

-- 
Jordan Wiens, CISSP
UF Network Incident Response Team
(352)392-2061