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How to possibly hack into a bluetooth speaker that I don't have physical access to

Well basically, I have an insanely rude neighbor who plays music at an obnoxiously loud volume late at night while i'm trying to work from home. Lets skip past the formalities of "have you tried telling them to turn it down?", let's just i've made it known I can hear him and I don't enjoy it, and he just doesn't care. So I've connected to the speaker before (only because I can hear him setting up moments before he turns it on to make the connection) but I don't have physical access to it.
This neighbor isn't across the street or even in a different physical house, its a duplex setup with he being on the left side and I on the right, with the only thing separating us being a thin wooden wall (no insulation) so yea, the sound might as well be coming from my own bedroom. So the question is, can I hack this thing without having physical access? I have some experience with Kali Linux, but not much in the way of trying to take over a bluetooth connection. If not, does anyone have any other creative ideas that can allow me to stop this? i'm going out of my mind 😡
(Apr 21, 2021 04:02 PM)Crypt0Pigeon Wrote:  Well basically, I have an insanely rude neighbor who plays music at an obnoxiously loud volume late at night while i'm trying to work from home. Lets skip past the formalities of "have you tried telling them to turn it down?", let's just i've made it known I can hear him and I don't enjoy it, and he just doesn't care. So I've connected to the speaker before (only because I can hear him setting up moments before he turns it on to make the connection) but I don't have physical access to it.
This neighbor isn't across the street or even in a different physical house, its a duplex setup with he being on the left side and I on the right, with the only thing separating us being a thin wooden wall (no insulation) so yea, the sound might as well be coming from my own bedroom. So the question is, can I hack this thing without having physical access? I have some experience with Kali Linux, but not much in the way of trying to take over a bluetooth connection. If not, does anyone have any other creative ideas that can allow me to stop this? i'm going out of my mind 😡

if this is just a speaker then the only thing you rill can do is make with it yourself if "hacked" is to make Noise so i have not i Ida what taste of music woud bother em.
but odd noise to wake someone up or such woud be silly but you could just used a speaker in your room and do same dame thing
the objective her is more trivial and lakes any "Grand Slam now You Understand"
so basic a small Bluetooth hack is just not going to transmit the meg you wont to cony to the guy but but maybe clones address and redirect spoofing
is all your looking for
(Apr 21, 2021 04:20 PM)pasnger57 Wrote:  if this is just a speaker then the only thing you rill can do is make with it yourself if "hacked"  is to make Noise so i have not i Ida what taste of music woud bother em.
but odd noise to wake someone up or such woud be silly but you could just used a speaker in your room and do same dame thing
the objective her is more trivial and lakes any "Grand Slam now You Understand"
so basic a small Bluetooth hack is just not going to transmit the meg you wont to cony to the guy but but maybe clones address and redirect spoofing
is all your looking for

The problem is though, I don't want loud music at all. Not even my own, and not for nothing but i'm in the middle of work so I can't exactly blast music while i'm on a zoom call.
With my CB radio hobby I'd run a big amplifier in my room and make sure its really shit unfiltered coax the cheap stuff with the certain amount of power The RF harmonics could not only destroy his Bluetooth speaker but computers alarm clocks stove timer screen microwave lmao that and you'd also have to take in consideration the rest of the duplex sorry man that I really can't help just wanted to tell you this to lighten the stress your having with this
You cannot .
I saw a video somewhere of a kid pranking his neighbors by cutting of the music while they were having a party. He did it from across the street of the neighbor's house in his bedroom. People were speculating that he did it by DDoS his neighbor's WIFI thus preventing them from streaming music on Spotify.

Assuming your neighbor is streaming music to the Bluetooth speaker, this can definitely stop the music.

You would need an compatible network adapter that supports injection mode(plenty of tutorials on YouTube on how to DDoS a wifi network on Kali Linux).


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