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Hacking Bluetooth: Reconnaissance The beauty of Bluetooth hacking is that it gives you a clear window into the world of the target. Nearly every device has Bluetooth capabilities now, and people store a great deal of personal information on their phones and tablets. If we can hack their Bluetooth connection, we can access all of that great information stored on their device! Like all attacks, whether computer-based or military field operations, reconnaissance is critical. Without good recon, your chances of success are severely diminished, or in some cases, nil. In all cases, success increases exponentially the more you know about your target. So in this tutorial, I will show you several ways to do recon on a potential target. BlueZ is the default Bluetooth protocol stack in nearly every version of Linux, including our Kali Linux that is built on Debian. BlueZ was also the default Bluetooth stack on both Mac OS X and Android until recently
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