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Bluetooth Flaws Could Allow Global Tracking of Apple, Windows 10 Devices

July 17, 2019 TH Author Apple, BLE, bluetooth, Boston University, botnet, correlation attacks, global tracking, information, IoT, leakage, Mobile Security, Privacy, randomized addresses, Research, Tracking, traffic analysis, Vulnerabilities, Windows 10

Identifying tokens and random addresses, meant to create anonymity, do not change in sync on some devices — opening an attack vector. READ MORE HERE…

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