I have a quick question,
Does anyone have experience with these kinds of systems or has already used one? I have been considering getting a digital key system with Bluetooth for a while now. A friend of mine already has one and is very satisfied with it (from the company Sorex, as far as I know).
Now my question is, what does 128-bit encryption mean? And how secure are these systems?
Looking forward to your answers, thank you!
Best regards, Beni
Does anyone have experience with these kinds of systems or has already used one? I have been considering getting a digital key system with Bluetooth for a while now. A friend of mine already has one and is very satisfied with it (from the company Sorex, as far as I know).
Now my question is, what does 128-bit encryption mean? And how secure are these systems?
Looking forward to your answers, thank you!
Best regards, Beni
@parcus,
no, no, I meant digital cylinder locks for the house with a so-called wireless key system, which should work via Bluetooth. From what I have read online, this system is quite secure with this type of encryption.
Are you familiar with this topic as well?
I also hope to receive other responses or opinions to gather some experience.
Thank you...
no, no, I meant digital cylinder locks for the house with a so-called wireless key system, which should work via Bluetooth. From what I have read online, this system is quite secure with this type of encryption.
Are you familiar with this topic as well?
I also hope to receive other responses or opinions to gather some experience.
Thank you...
For low encryption, the length of the PIN is important. It should always be longer than 4 alphanumeric characters or 8 numeric digits.
It’s best to read the article in the wiki about Bluetooth – Wikipedia, focusing on the topic of eavesdropping security.
The version also matters. Secure pairing should only be possible starting with the current v2.1 (v3.0 is still under development).
However, I would suggest asking this in a computer science forum.
Best regards
It’s best to read the article in the wiki about Bluetooth – Wikipedia, focusing on the topic of eavesdropping security.
The version also matters. Secure pairing should only be possible starting with the current v2.1 (v3.0 is still under development).
However, I would suggest asking this in a computer science forum.
Best regards
L
luemmelchris25 Jan 2010 11:18With such systems, always make sure that a motorized lock is installed on the door; otherwise, the insurance coverage will be void, as I have just learned!!!