full-disclosure - Using SMS spoofing to locate almost anyone in the UK without their permission

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Message-ID: <200602081845.44526.sebastian.wolfgarten@gmx.net>
Date: Wed Feb  8 18:47:09 2006
From: sebastian.wolfgarten at gmx.net (Sebastian Wolfgarten)
Subject: Using SMS spoofing to locate almost anyone in
	the UK without their permission

Hi,

interesting idea. However Major Malfunction did this ages ago (even in an 
automated manner where the individual does not have to respond to the text 
message as his software does instead) as part of the Trifinite's research on 
Bluetooth security. See their 22C3 presentation for more information.

Bye,
Seb