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Learning to Link: Automatic Re-identification of BLE Devices Under MAC Address Randomisation
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) employs MAC address randomisation -- via Resolvable Private Address (RPA) -- to mitigate long-term device tracking on public advertising channels. Existing research has shown that advertising packets contain metadata and structural features that allow re-identifying a targ
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