Set security level?
Hello everyone,
I'm working on an Open Source Proximity marketing solution. And I need to know something, I know that there's a way to send files over obex without the need to pair (depending on the phone capabilities off course, and user acceptance). I know that this can be used for spamming, but that's not my intention.
The question would be, is there any way to change the security level of a connection via dbus? I know this has to be handled at a very low level, before you can even get the rfcomm connection, and I don't think this should be handled for the hole hci device because this would be a security issue.
Thanks,
Manuel
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Most phones don't require pairing when using obex push (not obex ftp). =
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Hello everyone,
I'm working on an Open Source Proximity marketing solution. And I need to know something, I know that there's a way to send files over obex without the need to pair (depending on the phone capabilities off course, and user acceptance). I know that this can be used for spamming, but that's not my intention.
The question would be, is there any way to change the security level of a connection via dbus? I know this has to be handled at a very low level, before you can even get the rfcomm connection, and I don't think this should be handled for the hole hci device because this would be a security issue.
Thanks,
Manuel
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I know, that's because the phone is using security level 0. I want to know how to set it from the bluez side.
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Most phones don't require pairing when using obex push (not obex ftp). =
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 28. November 2007 14:22
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Betreff: [Bluez-devel] Set security level?Hello everyone,
I'm working on an Open Source Proximity marketing solution. And I need to know something, I know that there's a way to send files over obex without the need to pair (depending on the phone capabilities off course, and user acceptance). I know that this can be used for spamming, but that's not my intention.
The question would be, is there any way to change the security level of a connection via dbus? I know this has to be handled at a very low level, before you can even get the rfcomm connection, and I don't think this should be handled for the hole hci device because this would be a security issue.
Thanks,
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Marcel Holtmann
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I know, that's because the phone is using security level 0. I want to know how to set it from the bluez side.
a security level 0 doesn't exist. So I would propose that you read the specification first before making some untrue claims.
BlueZ is using security mode 1/2 by default. The difference depends on the running services. Again, check the specification to understand the difference.
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Marcel
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Hi Marcel,
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a security level 0 doesn't exist. So I would propose that you read the specification first before making some untrue claims.
Sorry you are right. There is 1 2 and 3 right?
I'll try to get a book that explains this things, actually I want to get more into the bluetooth specs, so this is a good time.
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BlueZ is using security mode 1/2 by default. The difference depends on the running services. Again, check the specification to understand the difference.
Ok thanks a lot,
Regards,
Manuel
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