BLUUID: Firewallas, Diabetics, And… Bluetooth | Grey Noise Blog
Summary: GreyNoise Labs published a blog post by Remy on Bluetooth Low Energy device identification and vulnerability research, covering the construction of a BTLE GATT UUID database and remote identification of Bluetooth devices. The post describes vulnerabilities Remy found and responsibly disclosed in Firewalla firewall products, and cites recent incidents involving BTLE-enabled insulin pumps as evidence that compromise can cause physical harm.
What's compelling: The stakes named here are physical: BTLE-enabled insulin pumps have been involved in recent incidents where compromise or malfunction can hurt people, and the same identification techniques surfaced flaws in Firewalla firewall products.
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