As our world continues to delve deeper into the age of digital connectivity, Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) has become a technological mainstay. Nestled within your everyday devices—be it your smartphone, wearable tech, or even your smart home appliances—Bluetooth LE functionality is virtually ubiquitous.
For those who haven't been following our investigative series into Bluetooth LE security, I strongly recommend visiting our prior article about Bluetooth security protocol. It lays the groundwork by detailing the fundamental security protocols in Bluetooth LE, setting the stage for the examination of vulnerabilities and attacks in the current discussion
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