Raw mouse movement data can be sniffed via off-the-shelf tools. In this demo, we show that
such data, while seemingly harmless, may reveal extremely sensitive information such as
passwords. Nonetheless, such a Bluetooth-mouse-sniffing attack can be challenging to
perform mainly because of two reasons:(i) packet loss is common for Bluetooth traffic, and
(ii) modern operating systems use complex mouse acceleration strategies, which make it
extremely difficult, if not impossible, to reconstruct the precise on-screen cursor coordinates …