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In this episode of the Wireless Threat Series Podcast, hosts Adrian Sanabria and Jon Bundy lay the groundwork on all things Bluetooth. They trace the tech from its 1994 origins through today's v6.2 spec, unpacking the two parallel stacks — Bluetooth Classic and BLE — and how they differ in power, speed, and security. They break down pairing methods, bonding, encryption gaps, and the surprising places Bluetooth shows up beyond your earbuds. Plus: a live sniffing demo.
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