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Showing posts with label Bluetooth Hack. Show all posts
Mobile Hack Tool v2.10 Ultimate
It works on Sony erricson , Nokia and Samsung .
Download:
http://rapidshare.com/files/84101214/hack_mobilephone.rar
Super Bluetooth Hack 2008
Super Bluetooth Hack is conventional and mobile-based application for
bluetooth mobile hacking. If you do not know what a Super Bluetooth
Hack,this program through MDM can be controlled by other people's
mobile phone at a distance (10-15 meters).
More in New Version :
- Connect via BT/Irda
- Reading SMS
- Changing time/alarm
- Pressing keys…
How to do?
- Download
- Install on the mobile
- Run the Installer (what you download, incidentally need JAVA)
- Choose the language and going configured
- Click connection
- Click search devices
- Choose the "victim"
- read his messages
- read his contacts
- change profile
- Block Phone
- play his ringtone even if phone is on silent
- play his songs(in his phone)
- restart the phone
- switch off the phone
- restore factory settings
- change ringing volume
- And here comes the best "Call from his phone" it includes all call functions like hold etc. And Much much more...
Minimal requirements
MIDP 2.0 CLDC 1.0
JSR-82 Bluetooth For full funcionality
JSR-75 FileConnection Port
IR0 Languages in 1.08
Notes:
1.) When connecting devices use a code 0000
2.) At start of programm on smartphones do not forget to turn
on Bluetooth before start of the application.
3.) Change the language of application from "Language Options".
4.)This application works on all J2ME Devices S60 S60v3 and PDA's
Password : www.dl4all.com
Super Bluetooth Hack 1.08
Link
Bluesnarfing
Bluetooth is a high-speed but very short-range wireless technology
developed for use at home, office and Personal Area Networks.
Over the years Bluetooth integration has been achieved in mobile phones,
Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and other consumer devices.
When bluetooth was conceived, an essential element of the technology
was its requirement for a low expectation of end user technical ability
and minimum levels of user setup and configuration for ease of use.
This was adopted to ensure that widespread adoption and utilization of
Bluetooth technology by the general public could be achieved.
A direct consequence of this requirement some users are not aware of the
functionality Bluetooth offers and its potential for exploitation and in many
cases leave the default settings on their devices unchanged. Bluetooth
enabled devices are vulnerable to exploitation using a range of methods
including Bluesnarf, Backdoor and Bluebug.
Bluetooth vulnerabilities
Bluesnarfing is the theft of information from a wireless device
through a Bluetooth connection By exploiting a vulnerability in the way Bluetooth
is implemented on a mobile phone, an attacker can access information --
such as the user's calendar, contact list, lists of missed, received or dialed calls,
e-mail,the device’s International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) and
text messages -- without leaving any evidence of the attack. Other devices
that use Bluetooth, such as laptop computers, may also be vulnerable,
although to a lesser extent, by virtue of their more complex systems.
Operating in invisible mode protects some devices, but others are
vulnerable as long as Bluetooth is enabled. Bluesnarfing works by using the push
profile of the Object Exchange protocol (OBEX) which is a built-in Bluetooth
functionality for exchanging electronic business cards.
This is sometimes confused with bluejacking in which users can send anomynous
messages to the victims devices, which is esentially harmless.
How to Protect yourself from Bluesnarfing
Here are several Advice on proctecting yourself and your mobile devices.
1) Turn off Bluetooth
This is the most foolproof way. If you don't need bluetooh, don't turn in on.
only leave it on when you need it. There is no way anyone can access your
phone via bluetooth if it is switched off.
2) Keep yourself Invisible.
This usually prevents common softwares from "detecting" your device.
Do note that this will not hinder the experienced bluesnafers.
Most of them can detect your device despite it being in "invisible" mode.
3) Password protect
Passwording your devices cannot stop all bluesnarfing. But i can make
things more difficult for them, and esentially stop the amateurs.
I would suggest at least a 5 digit password.
4) Verify Verify Verify
Never pair with an unknown device. This is simply opening the door to an attack.
Once open it may never be closed again.
If you ever suspect anyone is bluesnarfing you, simply switch off your device.
Since it is an invasion of privacy, Bluesnarfing is illegal in many countries.
Over the years Bluetooth integration has been achieved in mobile phones,
Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and other consumer devices.
When bluetooth was conceived, an essential element of the technology
was its requirement for a low expectation of end user technical ability
and minimum levels of user setup and configuration for ease of use.
This was adopted to ensure that widespread adoption and utilization of
Bluetooth technology by the general public could be achieved.
A direct consequence of this requirement some users are not aware of the
functionality Bluetooth offers and its potential for exploitation and in many
cases leave the default settings on their devices unchanged. Bluetooth
enabled devices are vulnerable to exploitation using a range of methods
including Bluesnarf, Backdoor and Bluebug.
Bluetooth vulnerabilities
Bluesnarfing is the theft of information from a wireless device
through a Bluetooth connection By exploiting a vulnerability in the way Bluetooth
is implemented on a mobile phone, an attacker can access information --
such as the user's calendar, contact list, lists of missed, received or dialed calls,
e-mail,the device’s International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) and
text messages -- without leaving any evidence of the attack. Other devices
that use Bluetooth, such as laptop computers, may also be vulnerable,
although to a lesser extent, by virtue of their more complex systems.
Operating in invisible mode protects some devices, but others are
vulnerable as long as Bluetooth is enabled. Bluesnarfing works by using the push
profile of the Object Exchange protocol (OBEX) which is a built-in Bluetooth
functionality for exchanging electronic business cards.
This is sometimes confused with bluejacking in which users can send anomynous
messages to the victims devices, which is esentially harmless.
How to Protect yourself from Bluesnarfing
Here are several Advice on proctecting yourself and your mobile devices.
1) Turn off Bluetooth
This is the most foolproof way. If you don't need bluetooh, don't turn in on.
only leave it on when you need it. There is no way anyone can access your
phone via bluetooth if it is switched off.
2) Keep yourself Invisible.
This usually prevents common softwares from "detecting" your device.
Do note that this will not hinder the experienced bluesnafers.
Most of them can detect your device despite it being in "invisible" mode.
3) Password protect
Passwording your devices cannot stop all bluesnarfing. But i can make
things more difficult for them, and esentially stop the amateurs.
I would suggest at least a 5 digit password.
4) Verify Verify Verify
Never pair with an unknown device. This is simply opening the door to an attack.
Once open it may never be closed again.
If you ever suspect anyone is bluesnarfing you, simply switch off your device.
Since it is an invasion of privacy, Bluesnarfing is illegal in many countries.
Bluevoice Beta
This Application allows voice chat over Bluetooth with nearby Java J2ME Mobile Devices.
DJK Bluevoice is a freeware application that enables wireless voice chat over bluetooth for Java J2ME mobile devices. The software can detect nearby bluetooth-compatible mobile devices and allows you to start voice-enabled conversations with them, similiar to a walkie-talkie. The detected mobile devices are identified by hardware type such as phone, peripheral, audio/video, misc, etc.
Here are some of the key features of Bluevoice:
- Allows voices messages to be sent via Bluetooth free
- Automatically detects compatible devices
- Java Based
- Devices are identified by type (phone, peripheral, misc, etc.)
- Application shows you useful information about your device and the device that you will communicate with
- Send voice messages by using Num 1,3-keys (start/stop talking) on your keypad
- Restrict the access to your own device using Num 5 key on your dialpad
- Compatible With: Motorola, Nokia, Samsung,Sony-Ericsson (Most Phones) and Siemens S Series
To use this application, your must support the “java bluetooth api - jsr82″ MIDP profile and must be able to playback AMR voice content using “java media API - jsr135″.
You can download this software from the link below:
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