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Dinesh Bharadia, 2016 Young Scholar, and team introduce a firmware update designed to completely hide a smartphone’s unique Bluetooth fingerprint, making devices more secure

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Dinesh Bharadia, 2016 Young Scholar, and team introduce a firmware update designed to completely hide a smartphone’s unique Bluetooth fingerprint, making devices more secure

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  • Post published:August 5, 2024
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