1. elaina_mndd's Avatar
    is it possible for someone to hack into your blackberry messanger and read your conversations with other contacts from a pc or phone or anything? if they know you bb pin??

    thanks
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    05-15-09 08:14 PM
  2. Oilersboy's Avatar
    no, 2 or 3 months ago at hackers conference and they did offered anyone who can hack into blackberry but it was unsuccessful even they offered anyone $ 10,000 to do it.
    05-15-09 08:51 PM
  3. xxDruMMer BoYxx's Avatar
    So this is not possible at all....cuz I see a lot of people here showing their pins and like, they make it seem like its okay...so your blackberry can't get hacked? I showed my PIN at BlackberryForums.com and some guy added me and he said I shouldn't share my PIN, and that I was gonna get hacked. So I deleted him and took my PIN off of my display.....
    10-27-09 01:45 PM
  4. Radius's Avatar
    Showing your PIN opens you up to a lot of spam, and I personally think in the near future people are going to start using them for other purposes.

    For example, you may be able to intercept email if you clone a PIN. I can't say for sure, but you never know.
    10-27-09 02:21 PM
  5. SevereDeceit's Avatar
    It's possible if you have Bluetooth enabled and are in 'Discovery' mode, this is better known as "Blue-jacking" a device and it does work. Just make sure discovery mode on Bluetooth is disabled...
    10-27-09 02:44 PM
  6. Denise in Los Angeles's Avatar
    is it possible for someone to hack into your blackberry messanger and read your conversations with other contacts from a pc or phone or anything? if they know you bb pin??

    thanks
    I don't know if this is real, but it sounds scary!! BlackBerry Spyware

    Didn't Jon of Jon and Kate (2 idiots) put spyware on her cell phone?
    10-27-09 02:54 PM
  7. Radius's Avatar
    I don't know if this is real, but it sounds scary!! BlackBerry Spyware

    Didn't Jon of Jon and Kate (2 idiots) put spyware on her cell phone?
    There is spyware yes, but it has to be installed by someone with direct access to the phone. So if you keep it passworded then don't sweat it.
    10-27-09 04:57 PM
  8. xraytid's Avatar
    Ok let me make this quick..

    1. People cannot hack your BBM or read your messages just by you adding them. Its not possible. Its a dead topic so leave it alone

    2. Bluejacking only applied to files & contact information not emails and messages. There will be no discussions about it.

    3. Even if you were able to clone a pin which would have you take apart the backberry hardware and reformat the data structure of the chips you would only be able to receive pin msgs. Not the IM messages or emails.

    The End
    10-27-09 07:53 PM
  9. SevereDeceit's Avatar
    Ok let me make this quick..

    1. People cannot hack your BBM or read your messages just by you adding them. Its not possible. Its a dead topic so leave it alone

    2. Bluejacking only applied to files & contact information not emails and messages. There will be no discussions about it.

    3. Even if you were able to clone a pin which would have you take apart the backberry hardware and reformat the data structure of the chips you would only be able to receive pin msgs. Not the IM messages or emails.

    The End
    The Sequel: If you truly know how to "BlueJack" a device, you can pretty much take it over. I had a friend recently who was walking out of a theater and texting on her device, when a guy approached her and asked for her number. She declined and the guy asked if he could have her PIN, so he could add her to BBM. She again said no and the guy said, "I'll get it anyway" about five minutes later she received a request, she accepted and the message said: Look behind you, and it was him. Being in the business I'm in, we have several "Hackers" monitoring our systems, just waiting for someone to try to breach our security. They showed me first hand how easy it is to "Bluejack" a device, they can [email protected] near access anything on it...
    10-28-09 04:53 PM
  10. Laura Knotek's Avatar
    Make sure your Bluetooth setting is not discoverable. That will avoid Bluejacking issues.
    10-28-09 05:21 PM

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