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Demo of using #BlueDucky to exploit 0-click Bluetooth vulnerability of targeted Android smartphone (CVE-2023-45866) Executed by Raspberry Pi 4 and Android running #NetHunter

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Mobile Hacker2 years ago

Video is also on my YouTube channel

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Mobile Hacker2 years ago

Prevention tips: 1) Install security patches for Android 11 and above 2) For Android 10 and below, the security patch is not available 3) Attacker in the vicinity can receive the Bluetooth MAC address only if the device is in discoverable mode. Turn off Bluetooth if not used

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15112 years ago

👍

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Jason Staples2 years ago

extra points for proper style

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Dev2 years ago

Yup I tried it, loving this tool so far!!

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@chloevz in the blueish sky website2 years ago

I'm gonna rickroll so many people thank you

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Leonard Saens2 years ago

So the Bluetooth is unsafe?

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Mobile Hacker2 years ago

No. Having outdated device is unsafe.

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P-1962 years ago

I hope, Google will fix this. My phone needs Bluetooth to communicate with my watch

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Mobile Hacker2 years ago

Patches for Android 11 and above are out. However, for Android 10 and below, the security patch is not available.

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