Specifically around BT keyboards they say this on one of their slides:
* Sniffing is possible but kind of “unstable”
* All pre-requirements for a successful PIN cracking can only be sniffed during pairing
* Complex documentation
So overall, not awful, but not fabulous either. Luckily most BT keyboards are severely limited in range (~ 30 feet max).
This is all from 2010, but is the latest source(s) I can find.
[0] http://www.remote-exploit.org/articles/keykeriki_v2_0__8211_...
Specifically around BT keyboards they say this on one of their slides:
* Sniffing is possible but kind of “unstable”
* All pre-requirements for a successful PIN cracking can only be sniffed during pairing
* Complex documentation
So overall, not awful, but not fabulous either. Luckily most BT keyboards are severely limited in range (~ 30 feet max).
This is all from 2010, but is the latest source(s) I can find.
[0] http://www.remote-exploit.org/articles/keykeriki_v2_0__8211_...