Features of the implementation of the simple pairing algorithm Bluetooth devices
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The paper presents Secure Simple Pairing algorithm for Bluetooth-enabled devices, which provides easier and safer pass of authentication and encryption key generation stages. The algorithm was implemented in TC-3000 platform and can be used in Bluetooth devices with different input/output (IO) capabilities such as presence/ absence of the display, presence/absence of the text or numbers entering possibility, etc
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