BTFuzzer
BTFuzzer is a simple Fuzzing tool for Bluetooth Devices. It uses the BlueZ, since it was the first best thing I found online :P THIS IS A WIP! It's not functional yet!
Installation
You need to install Bluez, and gcc.
sudo apt install bluez gcc
Usage
cd ./BTFuzzer/products
./BTFuzzer
BTFuzzer will now try to find any Devices near you, and if it finds one (or more), it will show you a little table similar to this one:
____ _______ ______ _ _ __________________ _____
| _ \__ __| ____| | | |___ /___ / ____| __ \
| |_) | | | | |__ | | | | / / / /| |__ | |__) |
| _ < | | | __| | | | | / / / / | __| | _ /
| |_) | | | | | | |__| |/ /__ / /__| |____| | \ \
|____/ |_| |_| \____//_____/_____|______|_| \_\
by Michel Barnich
[+] Scanning for Bluetooth Devices...
[+] Found 1 Device(s):
|-----|--------------------------------|---------------------|
| 1 | Bose Mini II SoundLink | 2C:41:A1:46:A6:62 |
|-----|--------------------------------|---------------------|
[i] Please enter Target Device number:
Now you only have to enter the number to the corresponding Device you want to fuzz, and wait till you find a bug :P
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Disclaimer
This Fuzzer is probably not super useful, it doesn't have any intelligent features, nor does it detect if a device actually encountered a bug. This was just a fun project for me to learn a bit of C and coding on Linux in general. Also, sorry for my bad C code, I'm 100% sure it can be done better than this :D