Nokia: Bluetooth flaw gnaws at phone security

Ultimately anything can be found vulnerable: This just goes to show that in the "instantly-on" world we live in, there are vulnerabilities in just about any device that's meant for communication, storage, or convenience. If there's a way you can get in and out legitimately, there's probably also a way in out and illegally.

It doesn't matter is it's an MS product or *NIX or even a proprietary system.. if it's on it's vulnerable. Finger pointing does no good, and as professionals it's our jobs to fix these issues, no matter whose "fault" it is.; Posted by: SpideyWriter Posted on: 02/09/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Now we see.. KTLA | 02/09/04

Use Motorola = Problem solved Christian_<>< | 02/09/04

a bluetooth problem? rafe01 | 02/10/04

Dumbest Post of the day! ShadeTree | 02/09/04

Sorry this was to KTLA ShadeTree | 02/09/04

WE understood BXLE | 02/09/04

Nokia phones are not reliable Christian_<>< | 02/09/04

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