An executive in your company reports odd behavior on her PDA. After investigation you discover that a trusted device is actually copying data off the PDA. The executive tells you that the behavior sta

Session hijacking involves taking over an active authenticated network session, typically by stealing session tokens, not exploiting Bluetooth pairing.

PDA Hijacking is not a recognized standard attack category in security nomenclature - it does not describe a specific technical attack vector.

Privilege escalation involves gaining higher system permissions after initial access, not the unauthorized Bluetooth-based data exfiltration described in this scenario.

Bluesnarfing exploits Bluetooth protocol vulnerabilities to allow an attacker's device to pair as trusted and then silently copy contacts, messages, and files off the victim's PDA. The e-business card exchange via Bluetooth is the classic vector for establishing this unauthorized trusted pairing relationship.