10 September 2009 | 14,858 views

Haraldscan – BlueTooth Discovery Scanner

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I thought a while ago about posting some stuff on Bluetooth hacking, but never got round to it. Have posted a couple of new articles on Bluetooth but haven’t yet posted any tools. So let’s start with Haraldscan – a Bluetooth discovery scanner.

The scanner will be able to determine Major and Minor device class of device, as well as attempt to resolve the device’s MAC address to the largest known Bluetooth MAC address Vendor list.

The goal of this project is to obtain as many MAC addresses mapped to device vendors as possible.

Requirements

  • Python 2.6
  • Pybluez
  • PySQLite

Installation

  1. Unpack to a directory
  2. Run python haraldscan -b to build database
  3. python haradscan [Options] to run Harald Scan

You can download Haraldscan here:

haraldscan-0.3.tar.gz
haraldscan_osx-0.3.tar.gzMac OS X Testing Version

Or read more here.

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One Response to “Haraldscan – BlueTooth Discovery Scanner”

  1. d3m4s1@d0v1v0 10 September 2009 at 7:10 pm Permalink

    Interesting tool, I wrote an article about hacking bluetooth in my blog some time ago (sorry, but it’s in Spanish), but at that time, a didn’t know this tool.
    One more to my security tools list, thanks!