On 08.07.2017 23:22, Maksim Yevmenkin wrote:
i'm not aware (not have i ever seen) of-the-shelf bluetooth dongle that is capable of
going into "promiscuous" mode.
Thank you, Max, for sharing your expertise... So, you are saying, the
decision on whether to notify the host of a particular bit of
>> i'm not aware (not have i ever seen) of-the-shelf bluetooth dongle that is
>> capable of going into "promiscuous" mode.
> Thank you, Max, for sharing your expertise... So, you are saying, the
> decision on whether to notify the host of a particular bit of traffic the
> dongle "hears" is cont
On 09.07.2017 12:54, maksim yevmenkin wrote:
Of course HCI has provision for so called "vendor" commands. Those are
specific to each vendor and generally not documented. It is possible
that some vendor may have implemented commands that allow low level
access to baseband, however, I never saw a
>> Of course HCI has provision for so called "vendor" commands. Those are
>> specific to each vendor and generally not documented. It is possible that
>> some vendor may have implemented commands that allow low level access to
>> baseband, however, I never saw anything like that.
> On the note
On 09.07.2017 18:54, maksim yevmenkin wrote:
Interesting... I personally have not seen this. Thank you for the
pointer. It looks like custom hardware running custom firmware. This
should be able to give full access to baseband. Still kinda pricey.
Ubertooth one hardware sells for $120 at sparkf
