MobiSys is the place for the best in groundbreaking research on mobile systems, applications, and services. The following news articles from press organizations around the world resulted from MobiSys 2005, held June 6-8, 2005, in Seattle, Washington, USA:

• From USA:
  Security Flaw Exposed in Bluetooth
  The Green Sheet, July 25, 2005

• From USA:
  Bluetooth Backers Offer Security Tips
  PC World, June 29, 2005

• From England:
  Bluetooth needs long PINS for security
  ZDNet UK, June 27, 2005

• From USA:
  Group: Secure Bluetooth with long PINs
  CNET News.com, June 27, 2005

• From USA:
  UCSD Researchers Test Wireless Technologies in Simulated Medical Disaster Response Drill
  Broadband Wireless Exchange Magazine, June 24, 2005

• From USA:
  Bluetooth Gear May Be Open To Snooping
  The Wall Street Journal, June 16, 2005

• From USA:
  UCSD Researchers Test Wireless Technologies in Simulated Medical Disaster Response Drill
  TelephonyWorld.com, June 16, 2005

• From USA:
  Microsoft develops wireless mesh for remote broadband access
  CommsDesign.com, June 13, 2005

• From USA:
  UCSD Computer Scientists Develop Ubiquitous Video Application For 3D Environments
  ScienceDaily, June 13, 2005

• From USA:
  Wireless Meshing
  Information Week, June 13, 2005

• From USA:
  Mircrosoft's Fridgidaire Project
  Seattle Post Intelligencer, June 13, 2005

• From USA:
  Bluetooth Devices Hacked In Milliseconds...Even With Security Enabled
  About.com, June 10, 2005

• From Australia:
  Research shows Bluetooth can be hacked in milliseconds
  iTnews.com.au, June 10, 2005

• From Scotland:
  Scientists develop video App for 3-D environments
  Monsters and Critics.com, June 10, 2005

• From England:
  Research Shows Bluetooth Can Be Hacked In Milliseconds
  EE Times UK, June 9, 2005

• From USA:
  Research Shows Bluetooth Can Be Hacked In Milliseconds
  TechWeb, June 9, 2005

• From USA:
  Ubiquitous video application developed for 3-D environments
  oemagazine, June 9, 2005

• From Canada:
  Latest Bluetooth attack makes short work of weak passwords
  SecurityFocus, June 8, 2005

• From Italy:
  Un'altra minaccia per gli apparecchi Bluetooth
  TELEFONINO.NET, June 8, 2005

• From Denmark:
  Bluetooth-sikkerhed knækket
  GEAR online, June 8, 2005

• From Italy:
  Bluetooth: identificate nuove falle che permettono l'intrusione anche con il telefonino in modalità 'protetta'
  GSMBOX.IT, June 8, 2005

• From the Netherlands:
  Computer scientists develop ubiquitous video application for 3D environments
  PhysOrg.com, June 8, 2005

• From England:
  Bluetooth hack shakes mobile security
  The Register, June 8, 2005

• From USA:
  UCSD Touts 3D Video App
  Unstrung, June 8, 2005

• From France:
  Les téléphones Bluetooth en danger
  Silicon.fr, June 7, 2005

• From England:
  Bluetooth Security Bites
  PC Advisor, June 7, 2005

• From Romania:
  Bluetooth can be hacked in at any moment
  Softpedia News, June 6, 2005

• From USA:
  Who Is Controlling Your Bluetooth Phone?
  Yahoo! News, June 6, 2005

• From Australia:
  Bluetooth vulnerability technique discovered
  Computerworld Australia, June 6, 2005

• From USA:
  Bluetooth vulnerability discovered
  InfoWorld, June 6, 2005

• From USA:
  Bluetooth Vulnerability Technique Discovered
  Macworld, June 6, 2005

• From USA:
  Who Is Controlling Your Bluetooth Phone?
  PC World, June 6, 2005

• From England:
  Bluetooth Crack Gets Serious
  Techworld, June 6, 2005

• From the Netherlands:
  Bluetooth hacking just got easier
  Dutch Security Information Network, June 4, 2005

• From England:
  New hack cracks 'secure' Bluetooth devices
  Yahoo! News UK & Ireland, June 3, 2005

• From USA:
  Another Bluetooth Phone Security Threat Discovered
  Mobile Pipeline, June 3, 2005

• From England:
  New Hack Cracks 'Secure' Bluetooth Devices
  New Scientist, June 3, 2005

• From USA:
  Another Bluetooth hack surfaces
  CNET News.com, June 3, 2005