Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Carlos Gomez Gallego

Daniel N Harkins

Vigneshwara Upadhyaya

Sebastien Tandel

Gopakumar Nambisan

Juliano Vacaro

Kairo Cesar Pinto Tavares

Rafael Anton Eichelberger

Leandro Marcio Da Rosa

Carlos Eduardo Cardoso Reif

Systems and methods are provided for cloud controlled secure Bluetooth pairing for network device management. A method for a mobile device includes sending a Bluetooth pairing request to a network device that cannot connect to a network, wherein the network device responds to the Bluetooth pairing request by sending a challenge token; responsive to receiving the challenge token from the network device, sending the challenge token to a server, wherein the server responds to the challenge token by sending a response token, wherein the response token comprises a secure Bluetooth pairing key; and responsive to receiving the response token from the server, establishing a secure Bluetooth connection with the network device, comprising pairing with the network device using the secure pairing key.

Cloud controlled secure Bluetooth pairing for network device management

A device is authenticated for communication over a network based on a sensor data signature and a traffic pattern signature. The sensor data signature and the traffic pattern signature identify the device. A determination is made whether the sensor data signature corresponds to one of a plurality of recognized sensor data signatures. A determination is also made whether the traffic pattern signature of the device corresponds to one of a plurality of recognized traffic pattern signatures. The device is authenticated for communication over the network responsive to determining that the sensor data signature corresponds to one of the plurality of recognized sensor data signatures and the traffic pattern signature corresponds to one of the plurality of recognized traffic pattern signatures.

Continuous multifactor device authentication

Systems and methods for method for resolving Bluetooth device identity regardless of changes in MAC (Media Access Control) addresses are disclosed. For example, a processing system is disclosed that can establish a set of recognized Bluetooth devices based on a first set of data, receive a second set of data measured during a second time period subsequent to the first time period, and in an instance in which a particular UIADD from the second set of data is not found in the first set of data, determine whether a candidate Bluetooth device that transmitted the particular UIADD is a specific recognized Bluetooth device of the set of recognized Bluetooth devices established based on the first set of data.

Tracking randomized addresses in bluetooth devices

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Carlos Gomez Gallego