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Apr 06 2007

Wardriving in Warsaw

This article continues our research into wireless network security. Previous articles have examined wireless network security in China, Germany, London, and Paris.

Mar 07 2007

War-nibbling 2007

This article is a continuation of last year's report on vulnerable Bluetooth devices in Moscow.

Jun 16 2006

Bluetooth: London 2006

Latest report from Kaspersky Lab investigates vulnerable mobile devices in London

Mar 03 2006

Bluetooth, Bluetooth Security and New Year War-nibbling

This latest analysis from Kaspersky Lab gives an overview of Bluetooth security and some of the most common attack methods

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