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# *BrakTooth* ESP32 BR/EDR Active Sniffer/Injector
This is a reverse engineered <u>**active**</u> BR/EDR sniffer and ESP32 patching framework (soon to be open-sourced), which can be used to explore the Bluetooth (BT) BR/EDR interaction between ESP32 controller and a remote target. Differently than <u>**passive**</u> sniffers, which do not interact with the BT network (piconet), the **<u>active</u>** sniffer connects itself to the remote BT device (BR/EDR target) and allows testing of BT protocol down to the Baseband layer in a quick and simple way by using a third-party BT host stack such as **[blue-kitchen](https://github.com/bluekitchen/btstack)**. The *BrakTooth* sniffer makes use of cheap boards such as ESP32-DOIT or ESP32-WROVER-KIT.
This is a reverse engineered <u>**active**</u> BR/EDR sniffer and ESP32 patching framework (soon to be open-sourced), which can be used to explore the Bluetooth (BT) BR/EDR interaction between ESP32 controller and a remote target.
Differently than <u>**passive**</u> sniffers, which do not interact with the BT network (piconet), the **<u>active</u>** sniffer connects itself to the remote BT device (BR/EDR target) and allows testing of BT protocol down to the Baseband layer in a quick and simple way by using a third-party BT host stack such as **[blue-kitchen](https://github.com/bluekitchen/btstack)**. The *BrakTooth* sniffer makes use of cheap boards such as ESP32-DOIT or ESP32-WROVER-KIT.
### Simplified Setup Overview
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```bash
./BTSnifferBREDR.py --port=/dev/ttyUSB0 --target=E0:D4:E8:19:C7:69 --live-terminal --live-wireshark
```
<img src="docs/mode_master.png" alt="mode_master" style="zoom: 67%;" />
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<img src="docs/mode_master.png" alt="mode_master" width="600" height="auto" />
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##### Example 2 - **<u>Wait</u>** for BT connections and start both Wireshark live capture and terminal output
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./BTSnifferBREDR.py --port=/dev/ttyUSB0 --bridge-only --live-terminal --live-wireshark
```
<img src="docs/mode_bridge_only.png" alt="mode_bridge_only" style="zoom: 94%;" />
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<img src="docs/mode_bridge_only.png" alt="mode_bridge_only" width="600" height="auto" />
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### 3) Customising BT Host programs (Profiles)