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BLESpam
ademolght edited this page Nov 3, 2024
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With this app you can spam various BLE packets. You can choose from the above list:
- Android: this creates a FastPair attack that pop ups around 10 devices with a 15 min cooldown on all nearby (and supported) Android phones.
- iOS: same as above, but for iOS, and the limits are depends on the version of the iOS.
- iOS crash: can pop up nearby device dialogs, and after around a minute the UNPATCHED iOS devices will crash. Power cycle will recover it.
- Windows: same as the Android version, but for Windows. Limits are unknown, based on patch levels. Needs a supported and enabled HW.
- Samsung: same as the Android but for Samsung specific "EasySetup" protocol.
- NameSpam: just shows a lot of pre defined names in the BT device list.
- NameRandom: shows a lot of BT devices on the list, with names crafted from random characters.
- All-safe: shuffles the attack types except iOs crash.
- All: shuffles all the attack types. NOTE : A lot of this attack don't work today (patched)
There is a check box: Rnd devices. For some attacks it is better to turn it off, and for some it is better to keep it on. Check it against your target device. It randomizes the MAC of the emulated BLE device if turned on.
There is a console that shows some of the sent packets (rate limited), so you can learn what is happening.
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