Bluepot - A Free Bluetooth Honeypot for Pentesters and Security Researchers
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Bluepot is free and open-source Bluetooth honeypot framework designed for security research and penetration testing. It creates multiple virtual Bluetooth devices, simulating vulnerable endpoints to attract attackers.
Pentesters and security researchers can use Bluepot to study and analyze Bluetooth-based attacks in a controlled environment, making it a valuable tool for understanding vulnerabilities in Bluetooth communications and improving overall security practices.
Requirements
You need linux, you need root and you need to have at least 1 bluetooh receiver (if you have many it will work with those, too).
You must install:
- libbluetooth-dev on Ubuntu
- bluez-libs-devel on Fedora
- bluez-devel on openSUSE
License
(Not listed)
Resources & Downloads
GitHub - andrewmichaelsmith/bluepot: Bluetooth Honeypot
Bluetooth Honeypot. Contribute to andrewmichaelsmith/bluepot development by creating an account on GitHub.
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