Difference between revisions of "Tracking Anonymized Bluetooth Devices (Q4554)"
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(Created claim: concerns (P110): Bluetooth Low Energy (Q4406)) |
(Created claim: quote (P203): By observing typical advertising behaviors of these operating systems, we identified that parts of these data structures allow an adversary to abuse them as a temporary, secondary pseudo-identity. These identifying tokens can be integrated into an algorithm which allows device tracking beyond address randomization.) |
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| Property / quote: By observing typical advertising behaviors of these operating systems, we identified that parts of these data structures allow an adversary to abuse them as a temporary, secondary pseudo-identity. These identifying tokens can be integrated into an algorithm which allows device tracking beyond address randomization. / rank | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:51, 14 May 2020
journal article from 'Proceedings on Privacy Enhancing Technologies' published in 2019
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Tracking Anonymized Bluetooth Devices
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journal article from 'Proceedings on Privacy Enhancing Technologies' published in 2019
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By observing typical advertising behaviors of these operating systems, we identified that parts of these data structures allow an adversary to abuse them as a temporary, secondary pseudo-identity. These identifying tokens can be integrated into an algorithm which allows device tracking beyond address randomization.
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