The Ubertooth One is a powerful, open-source Bluetooth protocol analysis device designed for researchers and engineers who need to analyze and interact with Bluetooth devices. Operating in the 2.4 GHz ISM band, it supports Bluetooth Classic and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) communication, making it ideal for Bluetooth security audits, penetration testing, and Bluetooth device development.
The device features open-source software, giving you full control over its functionality, and is compatible with various platforms, including Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows. Whether you're engaged in Bluetooth protocol research, network security testing, or reverse engineering Bluetooth communications, the Ubertooth One is a must-have tool for any Bluetooth enthusiast or security professional.
KEY FEATURES:
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BLUETOOTH ANALYSIS: Supports Bluetooth Classic 📱 (2.0/3.0) and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 💡 for comprehensive wireless analysis.
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WIRELESS DEVELOPMENT: Ideal for developers working on Bluetooth-enabled devices and IoT projects 🌐.
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OPEN SOURCE: Fully open-source platform 🔓, providing flexibility and transparency for customization and development.
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RANGE: Can sniff Bluetooth signals from up to 100 meters 📡 (depending on environment and antennas).
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ADVANCED FEATURES: Allows packet injection ⚡, device tracking 🛰️, and in-depth analysis of Bluetooth communications.
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CROSS-PLATFORM SUPPORT: Works with Linux, Windows, and macOS for versatile use on multiple operating systems 💻.
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COMPATIBILITY WITH WIRESHARK: Easily integrates with Wireshark for detailed analysis and visual inspection of Bluetooth traffic 📊.
APPLICATIONS:
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Bluetooth Penetration Testing: Analyze and exploit Bluetooth vulnerabilities in classic and BLE devices 🔓.
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Reverse Engineering: Capture and analyze Bluetooth communication protocols for security or development purposes 🔧.
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Bluetooth IoT Device Development: Test and optimize Bluetooth interactions between IoT devices 💡.
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Bluetooth Security Audits: Test Bluetooth networks for weak security, unauthorized devices, and potential vulnerabilities 🔒.
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Bluetooth Protocol Research: Study the Bluetooth protocol.
