Bluetooth Hacking Using Kali Linux To Crackl
Garcia Miller
This is a tutorial on how to sniff Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) packets using the Ubertooth One, 2.4 GHz wireless development platform device.This guide will detail the setup process and outline every step to capture a BLE connection. Furthermore, it will provide methods of bluetooth hacking, i.e cracking the encryption of a BLE connection and overwriting characteristics of a device.This tutorial is created in regard to the seminar paper: File:Pentesting in IoT Bluetooth Sniffing.pdf
Crackle is a tool that attempts to decrypt BLE Encryption.Crackle is the right tool if you have captured a connection based on BLE Legacy Pairing.It can not decrypt LE Secure Connections based transmissions. The capture has to include the pairing process otherwise it's not gonna work.Note that even if you are using Kali Linux the pre-installed version of crackle may be out of date without any possibility to update it through the respective repositories.It is recommended that you use the master branch from crackle GitHub-repository [2].
Security researchers have been focusing on highlighting how malicious hackers could abuse Bluetooth to annoy iPhone owners lately. During the Def Con hacking conference in Las Vegas in August, a researcher scared and confused attendees by making alerts pop-up on their iPhones. The researcher used a $70 contraption made of a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, two antennas, a Linux-compatible Bluetooth adapter and a portable battery. Using this device, the researcher was able to mimic an Apple TV and spam nearby devices.
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