Does this work on all modern smartphones ? lol
(tutorial) How To Hack Phones With Bluetooth Using Backtrack (BT5/Kali Linux) |
(Aug 15, 2014 12:57 PM)mattybeds Wrote: Does this work on all modern smartphones ? lol Have the same question as you. And would it matter if there device Bluetooth is off?
Aug 16, 2014 06:49 AM
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(Aug 15, 2014 07:58 PM)Rote Wrote:I think it works on any device with bluetooth enabled. This does seem interesting, so I'll test it out later. Thanks for the tutorial.(Aug 15, 2014 12:57 PM)mattybeds Wrote: Does this work on all modern smartphones ? lol
I cant see that, While i have been fuzzing bluetooth i noticed that RFCOMM ports require a pin on my blackberry curve, so im guessing same would be on most phones. I have posted some guides on how to play with bluetooth via python2 and scapy. you should take alook cos its a good way to find ure own bugs.
Aug 16, 2014 01:34 PM
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i failed at scanning.. when i do "hcitool scan hci0"
it returns "scan: too many arguments (maximal: 0)" why? i hope it doesnt matter because im using USB bluetooth device... (its successfully connected to backtrack)
I'm sorry, but you need to work on your design, man. That's a decent thread idea, but it looks drab.
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I am a professional network/cloud security architect. My Old Tutorials (Aug 16, 2014 01:59 PM)Goodies Wrote: I'm sorry, but you need to work on your design, man. That's a decent thread idea, but it looks drab. sorry but i dont understand you, why on the design?
Aug 17, 2014 03:24 PM
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(Aug 16, 2014 01:59 PM)Goodies Wrote: I'm sorry, but you need to work on your design, man. That's a decent thread idea, but it looks drab. I'm not going to lie, as long as all the info is there thread design doesn't phase me, but I get what you're saying, good design does make things easier to read and all. So I'll improve my design in my next tutorial, cheers for bringing that up my man :). (Aug 16, 2014 02:57 PM)Kara Davis Wrote: Thanks OP. Can anyone test this against the latest iOS and android firmwares ? If it works this is very usefull ! That's actually a good query. I'll do a few searches and get to you with what I find. |
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