Cheat dossier

Mobile Device Exploits

Exploiting hardware vulnerabilities in mobile devices such as Bluetooth or related interfaces.

Infrastructure-Level Layers 1-2 (Physical / Data Link) Counted as e-doping
Overview

Classification

This dossier summarizes the cheat definition, the affected OSI layer, and the evidence attached to the record.

1 Academic articles
0 Linked evidence
0 Known cases
Dossier Facts

Definition

Exploiting hardware vulnerabilities in mobile devices such as Bluetooth or related interfaces.

What OSI Layer This Cheat Affects

Layers 1-2 (Physical / Data Link)

Other Information

Exploiting hardware vulnerabilities in mobile devices such as Bluetooth or related interfaces.

Academic Evidence

Supporting Academic Articles

Peer-reviewed and academic literature connected to this cheat, with DOI or URL references attached where available.

Taming the Blue Beast: A Survey of Bluetooth-Based Threats

John Paul Dunning

IEEE Security & Privacy March/April 2010

Target: Mobile device security threats via Bluetooth that could affect gaming (surveillance, malware, unauthorized access)

Aim: Dunning, J. P. (2010). Taming the blue beast: A survey of Bluetooth-based threats. IEEE Security & Privacy, 8(2), 20-27.

Recommendation: (Dunning, 2010)

No external DOI or URL link is attached yet.

White Papers

Supporting or Related White Papers

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OSINT Sources

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No other approved OSINT sources are linked to this dossier yet.
Cases

Known Cases

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No known cases are linked to this dossier yet.