LE Secure Connections

E203911

LE Secure Connections is an enhanced Bluetooth Low Energy security feature that provides stronger encryption and protection against eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle attacks during device pairing and data exchange.

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LE Secure Connections canonical 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Bluetooth Low Energy security feature ⓘ
link layer security mechanism ⓘ
appliesTo Bluetooth LE data exchange ⓘ
Bluetooth LE pairing ⓘ
backwardsCompatibleWith LE Legacy Pairing ⓘ
definedIn Bluetooth Core Specification Vol 3 Part H ⓘ
Bluetooth Core Specification Vol 6 ⓘ
enhances confidentiality of Bluetooth LE communication ⓘ
integrity of Bluetooth LE communication ⓘ
improvesOver LE Legacy Pairing ⓘ
introducedIn Bluetooth Core Specification 4.2 ⓘ
linked to: Bluetooth
isRecommendedFor Bluetooth LE devices handling sensitive data ⓘ
mitigates active man-in-the-middle attacks ⓘ
passive eavesdropping attacks ⓘ
operatesAt Bluetooth LE link layer ⓘ
partOf Bluetooth Low Energy ⓘ
Bluetooth security architecture ⓘ
provides protection against eavesdropping ⓘ
protection against man-in-the-middle attacks ⓘ
stronger encryption ⓘ
reduces risk of key compromise ⓘ
requires Bluetooth 4.2 or later ⓘ
support in both paired devices ⓘ
user interaction for certain association models ⓘ
securityLevel higher than LE Legacy Pairing ⓘ
standardizedBy Bluetooth Special Interest Group ⓘ
supports Just Works association model ⓘ
Numeric Comparison association model ⓘ
Out of Band association model ⓘ
Passkey Entry association model ⓘ
bonding between Bluetooth LE devices ⓘ
privacy features in Bluetooth LE ⓘ
targetEnvironment Internet of Things devices ⓘ
mobile devices ⓘ
wearable devices ⓘ
uses AES-CCM encryption ⓘ
ECDH key agreement ⓘ
Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman key exchange ⓘ
FIPS-compliant P-256 elliptic curve ⓘ
authenticated pairing methods ⓘ
key confirmation procedures ⓘ
key distribution procedures ⓘ
long term key generation ⓘ
numeric comparison for user verification ⓘ
pairing feature exchange ⓘ
public key cryptography ⓘ
random number generation ⓘ
session key derivation ⓘ

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Bluetooth → supportsSecurityFeature → LE Secure Connections ⓘ