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CIHwBT is a Bluetooth Security Framework for Windows Mobile 2005. Currently it only support some bluetooth exploits and tools like BlueSnarf, BlueJack, and some DoS attacks. It is intended to work with any pocketpc with Microsoft Bluetooth Stack.
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PAM module which will authenticate user by X509 certificates. Keys must be provided in some automountable location. As storage may be used usb steaks, bluetooth storage devices... Mainly intended for password-less authentication on single user clients pc
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cadex is a network-sniffer with many functions and features. Sniffing technics for monitoring bluetooth connections are planned for the future.
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A dynamically loadable binary object for the linux security framework PAM. Bluepam is an extension for the common pam modules, give the user the ability for authenticaten via a bluetooth compatible devices (e.g. cell phones).
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Huskarl is an alternative authentication and key exchange schema for Bluetooth devices.Huskarl produces secure shared link keys between two devices using public key cryptography.
