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Securing Billion Bluetooth Devices Leveraging Learning-Based Techniques

AAAI 2024 · Adversarial robustness and security › Attacks on text and graphs · approach: Latency and driving-perception attacks · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes BLEGuard, a hybrid BLE spoofing-attack detector combining cyber-physical features (UCN, INT, RSSI, CFO) with a TCN reconstruction model and text-CNN plus classical classifiers, evaluated on a self-collected testbed dataset.

Problem

Detecting spoofing attacks against Bluetooth Low Energy devices, which lack secure pairing and firmware updates, while balancing accuracy, false alarm rate and detection cost.

Approach

A hybrid pipeline in which a lightweight cyber-physical pre-detector (RSSI/CFO/UCN/INT abnormality checks) flags suspicious batches, a TCN autoencoder reconstruction model scores anomalies, and text-CNN features with SVM/KNN/RF/Naive Bayes classify individual packets.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: self-collected BLE advertising packet dataset (1,010,526 packets)

Benchmarks: self-collected BLE testbed dataset

Metrics: accuracy false alarm rate undetection rate

Baselines: Wu et al. 2020 Lahmadi et al. 2020

Builds on: Wu et al. 2020 cyber-physical BLE detection Lahmadi et al. 2020 supervised-unsupervised learning framework text-CNN

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