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CAS-001 · Question #462

A system administrator has a responsibility to maintain the security of the video teleconferencing system. During a self-audit of the video teleconferencing room, the administrator notices that…

The correct answer is C. Bluetooth is an unsecure communication channel. Bluetooth is a short-range wireless protocol not designed with strong enterprise security in mind. In a sensitive meeting environment, Bluetooth speakers and microphones introduce serious risks: Bluetooth traffic can be intercepted (Bluesnarfing, Bluebugging), and nearby…

Enterprise Security

Question

A system administrator has a responsibility to maintain the security of the video teleconferencing system. During a self-audit of the video teleconferencing room, the administrator notices that speakers and microphones are hard-wired and wireless enabled. Which of the following security concerns should the system administrator have about the existing technology in the room?

Options

  • AWired transmissions could be intercepted by remote users.
  • BBluetooth speakers could cause RF emanation concerns.
  • CBluetooth is an unsecure communication channel.
  • DWireless transmission causes interference with the video signal.

How the community answered

(58 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    5% (3)
  • C
    91% (53)
  • D
    2% (1)

Explanation

Bluetooth is a short-range wireless protocol not designed with strong enterprise security in mind. In a sensitive meeting environment, Bluetooth speakers and microphones introduce serious risks: Bluetooth traffic can be intercepted (Bluesnarfing, Bluebugging), and nearby attackers can potentially eavesdrop on audio. The concern is not just RF emanation (option B) - it is that Bluetooth itself is an insecure channel for transmitting sensitive audio. Option A is incorrect because wired transmissions are far harder to intercept remotely than wireless. Option D (wireless interference with video) is a performance concern, not a security concern, and is not the primary issue here.

Topics

#Bluetooth security#RF emanation#wireless security#physical security

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