Sniffle: A low-cost sniffer for Bluetooth 5 | Sultan Qasim Khan | hardwear.io Netherlands 2019

Talk Abstract:
Sniffle is the first open source packet sniffer for Bluetooth 5 LE. It is also backwards compatible with Bluetooth 4.x LE, and is built on the low-cost Texas Instruments CC26x2/CC13x2 platform. Sniffle supports the new PHY modes and channel hopping scheme in Bluetooth 5. It can perform real time packet display and PCAP recording, and also has a simple Python API for easy extensibility. It has a novel feature that allows capturing advertisements on all three primary advertising channels with a single sniffer, tripling the connection detection reliability compared to conventional sniffers. Sniffle provides a simple, reliable, and low-cost way to analyse, reverse engineer, or debug Bluetooth 5 LE communications.
#Bluetooth #Security #Sniffle
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[@lampreynetworks]

Does this work on Windows for those of us who cant afford expensive macs and mac related hardware?

[@depressivepumpkin7312]

he is using a VM on a Mac, so a simple Kali should work

[@lampreynetworks]

How do you deal with resolvable random addressing?

[@sultanqasim]

If the Identity Resolving Key (IRK) is known, you can provide it to the Sniffer, and it will lock onto any Resolvable Private Address (RPA) that corresponds to the supplied IRK.

[@anishdutta5504]

Where can I buy this BT sniffer?

[@Hackerpunk]

Un esperto di sicurezza con il MacBook?? Mha siamo alla frutta..