Posted by anonymous1
Here's the story. My boss has a 3650 and when I search for devices on my T610 it comes up with new device found 'Nokia 3650' and then it asks for a pass key so I type in 0000. I know its the generic password for all Sony Ericsson's but does it work with Nokia's too or do they have a different pass key?
Once I type on 0000 it searches again, and then after a while it says connection failed.
Can anyone help me?
Posted by masseur
Are you searching for devices to pair with? Thats the only reason I know that it should ask you to provide a pass key. If you just want to bluejcack you don't need to pair with the other device.
from memory, Nokia default code is 1234 or 12345 but you shouldn't need it.
Posted by anonymous1
Massuer can you explain how I do it then plse with my T610.
Actually I think I've figured it out. Go to My Card and then send via bluetooth. Then it searches for devices and then the Nokia appears, but still the connection fails and he's only a couple of metres away from me.
[ This Message was edited by: anonymous1 on 2003-08-16 11:11 ]
Posted by masseur
Yeah you got it. you can do the same with a contact and from other features of the phone
I have never successfuly bluejacked a 3650 but regularly get many 6310i
Posted by sunjivas
on the 3650 there is sum sorta option bout showing wen bluetooth is on and then you can choose whether to accept certain ppl or ne1 etc. i have tried 2 bluejack 3650's many times but just doesnt work.
Posted by anonymous1
Dam! Just to see the look on my boss' face would have been brilliant. Oh well. Thre's a twat who works with me sometimes who has a 6310. Maybe I can bluejack him
Posted by shithappens
dude, if all u wanna is
the 3650, then the passkey will not be needed...the passkey is required only when u wanna pair your device with another enabled device.......i dun know the nokia passkey *for obvious reasons that i dun use nokias*
if u wanna
it, i'll 1st recommend that you name your handset with a name that cannot be easily associated with the user...on mine, it shows as "numero/uno".
do a
search and proceed to send the nok a contact, sms, note, pix etc....however, with the 3650, it'll depend on ya luck.....as the 3650 by default will require the user to accept the stuff being sent over...it helps if u hit the user at the same time he's lookin at the phone.....they'll prolly accept it outta curiosity.....i've 3650 in this manner....the unsuccessful times were when i did not know where the user is and hence, cud not time the attempt....
good luck mate!!!
Posted by anonymous1
Thanks all! Will keep trying
Posted by GoH
hehe. wonder what might happen one day when we all get caught.
Posted by masseur
I doubt there is a law against it... the worst is you could get your face smashed in I suppose!
Posted by pzboyz
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@massuer
Nokia do not have default passkey setting.
Posted by wrecked_porsche
You can't bluelack a 3650 because NOkia found out about it and put a stOP 2 it my making the phone2ask4 permission from the owner before it adds a contact. The 6310i and 76brick50 will just add contacts automatically.But frm wot i have heard,the latest FIRMWARE upgrade for the 76brick50 protects it.Too bad for 6310i though...There is still 1 way to disturb the owner of a 3650, rename YOUR phone to something annoying,so they will get 'Accept contact from NOkia Sucks?' when u name ur phone NOkia Sucks.
Posted by Aussie Blue Boy
@ GoH, masseur:
That's why we must make hay while the sun shines!
This may be a very short window of opportunity before Nokia shuts the gate forever and copies SE's 'time-out' discoverable mode.
Do it now so you can tell yr kids, n grandkids, n their kids.....
@sanjeevjaya:
just because a 3650 doesn't have to accept a contact automatically doesn't mean it's not BlueJackable.
That's how most BlueJackin' gets done... they get to choose...
The really stupid brick luvers might choose 'accept' but even the ones who press 'reject' have still been BLUEJACKED!
We get to send our naughty messages (THX AJACK) and if we're really good at our game - we bait/tempt some of them to 'accept' anyway.
