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 2009-01-16, 15:18
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Dark Kaiser 
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Bluesnarfing
You've probably had hundreds of people requesting this, but please bear with me...
Basically, I want to do exactly what is being done in this video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZRdnQ4g4NQ
I believe it's one of the older Nokia internet tablets being used but what software is it and where can I get it? I've heard of the various other Bluesnarfing programs (Super Bluetooth Hack, btinfo. etc) but they all require authorisation which entirely defeats the purpose. However... it brings me to my next question.
Unfortunately all 3 of my Bluetooth phones were stolen (don't ask...) so I can't experiment myself, but how do these programs go about asking for authorisation? Do they just say 'So-and-so wants to connect, allow?' or do both parties have to put in codes etc? I ask because at one of the big shopping malls near me, they have a thing where as you walk about the mall you get ads sent to your phone via Bluetooth. You'll hear the phone beep and it will say 'Incomming message from <mall name>, accept?'. I was thinking perhaps I could change the name of my smartphone or laptop to that of the mall and trick people into accepting my connection, if you get what I mean.
If anyone can help with this, please let me know. Much appreciated.
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