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How does Blackberry "blackjacking" work from a developers perspective?

Blackjacking is a technique used to connect internally to a corporate network using a typical BES device. It was announced at DefCon a few years back and is hardly new.

How does this work, and what are the ways to reduce risk from this exploit?

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