bluetooth

[supermag]

I know that kismet supports bluetooth with active probing.
Do anyone know if it will support scanning ( passive listening ), or some software that can be used with a gps to map bluetooth beacons?

and, is there software that supports bluejacking/bluecasting?

I run linux kubuntu 9.10

[bobzilla]

I wrote a quick app to do bluetooth scanning in Android (search for "wigle bluetooth" in market). WiGLE does not condone use of unauthorized wifi/bluetooth, only things here are publicly available radio broadcasts.

[supermag]

Sure you are not confusing bluejacking with Bluesnarfing?

legal:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluejacking
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluecasting

unlegal:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluesnarfing

[bobzilla]

Stating a fact, regardless of recently-created words and whatever legal testing the words, or acts they represent, may or may not have had. Various forms of spam are illegal, for instance. Regardless, WiGLE is not about using network connections, only cataloging existence.

[MetatronBN]

You can modify some bluetooth dongles using commercial firmware/ software like FTS4BT Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer & Packet Sniffer. Once you can get it to just give you raw data passively its easy enough to knock something up to GPS tag it when something its first seen.

[bobzilla]

Looking into doing something like this, only hooking into one of my netstumbling amp+antennas. Nothing that hasn't been done before, but I like to play.

[MetatronBN]

Yeah did that years ago and still use them. Just make sure it a class one device.