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BTClass

When doing security audits for Bluetooth enabled devices, the setting of the device class is very useful in certain scenarios. Collin has written an application for PalmOS devices that allows to (1) generate a valid Bluetooth Device Class (in order to set it on your BlueZ enhanced Linux system) and (2) to set the device class on your palm (when it has a Bluetooth interface).

At the moment, BTClass is only available for PalmOS devices. Collin also works on a version that runs on WinCE powered PocketPCs. This PocketPC version of BTClass is supposed to be ready soon.

Posted by Martin Herfurt on Mon, February 28, 2005 at 04:33 PM | Comments (0)

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