full-disclosure - Bluetooth on Kodak PictureMaker Kiosks...

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Message-ID: <43C5AADF.3090300@digitalmunition.com>
Date: Thu Jan 12 01:05:42 2006
From: kf_lists at digitalmunition.com (KF (lists))
Subject: Bluetooth on Kodak PictureMaker Kiosks...

Does anyone on the list have access to a Kodak PictureMaker Kiosk? These 
devices come with Bluetooth enabled and unfortunately shortly after 
mentioning to a local CVS store that Bluetooth implementations are not 
always up to snuff, mysteriously all the stores in the area have 
disabled the Bluetooth functionality.

Obviously this seems a bit odd to me.

After accidentally viewing someone elses photos while sitting at the 
terminal one has to wonder what *may* be possible over Bluetooth.

If you have access to a Kodak PictureMaker Kiosk please contact me. I am 
looking for information on A) how to disable and enable the bluetooth B) 
if you are aware of any specific reason that the Bluetooth *should* be 
disabled on these devices.

test:~# cat /var/lib/bluetooth/00\:0C\:55\:11\:B3\:9A/names
00:0E:6A:FD:F1:93 PictureMaker

-KF