pvachon / toluene

BLE Huffer for ESP32

Toluene Sniffer

This is the firmware for the BLE sniffer

To Build

Install the ESP-IDF for ESP32 (see https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/get-started/index.html), then simply invoke make.

There are a few bugs Toluene exposes in the ESP-IDF that aren't yet upstream. Apply the patch esp-idf-fixes-for-toluene-sensor.patch to your ESP-IDF source directory, i.e. using patch -p1. This ESP-IDF instance shoud only be used for Toluene, because it will change some expected behaviours for normal GATT client use cases.

Device Provisioning Process

1. Generate a provisioning key (an EC key on the P-256 curve) - convert public and private key to PEM form
2. Overwrite the public key in components/identity/include/trusted_pk.h with your new public key
3. Generate your device CA root key (an EC key on the P-256 curve)
4. Generate your server CA root key (an EC key on the P-256 curve)
5. Generate a self-signed cert for the device CA and server CA respectively. Convert server CA cert to DER format.
6. Build the firmware and flash it to your devices.
7. Invoke components/identity/identigen/identity.py with the appropriate arguments. For example:

  ./identity.py 
      -E "yourEssidHere" -P password -H "host.that.can.eat.protobufs" -p 24601
      -K provisioning_key_pk.pem -U /dev/ttyUSB0 -C device_ca/device_ca_key.pem 
      -c device_ca/device_ca.crt -L 30 -B 115200 -S server_ca/server_ca.der -I [integer device ID]

And you're done!

Note that if you invoke identity.py with the -h flag it will give you insight into the format for each argument.

License

This code is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3 or later. See COPYING in the root of this source repository for more info.