4/22    How secure can bluetooth be implemented.  I hear stories of remotely
        hacking into people's phonebook and such.  I'm specifically wondering
        about bluetooth keyboards.  Even if you don't advertise your presence,
        is it easy to remotely monitor your keystrokes?
        \_ In theory bt could be securely implemented. In reality it is prob.
           to much to expect that your bt kbd is encrypting everything that
           it sends to your computer.
           to much to expect that your bt kbd is properly encrypting keystrokes.
        \_ There are working bluetooth exploits--Max Moser demonstrated a few
           of them recently.  Many peripherals (kbd, mouse, earpieces, etc.)
           also are weak because of simple static auth keys (1111, 1234, etc.)
           Bluetooth's range is not an issue either; google for 'bluesniper.'
           The protocol is a bit safer due to some reasonably clever fidling
           with keys during a session.  Look at http://www.remote-exploit.org
           (the Auditor collection) for some very good tools and docs on the
           topic.  That said, will anyone care enough to attack your keyboard?
           Probably not.  -John