Spoofing Bluetooth Device Information

Step1: $hciconfig
Like ifconfig and iwconfig for bluetooth we have hciconfig that enumerate bluetooth interfaces in an system with a little info about that card like MAC,MTU and interface name.

hciconfig

Step2:$hciconfig -a hci0
So now we known we have a bluetooth interface card hci0.It may be anyone hci0,hci1 etc. Now as you can see below in the output that this bluetooth device is using OS name as its name own name. We will change this info so that some person might not enumerate any info about our bluetooth device.
Class is a 24 bit or 6 hex number based identity for bluetooth devices. Class entity defines that bluetooth device is of which hardware class i.e
1)0x78020c is class of Phone/Smart phone,
2)0x6e0100 is class of computer etc.
Now will try to change this default class and name of our bluetooth device.

hciconfig -a hci0

Step3: $hciconfig -a hci0 features
This command will tell what features our card support.

hciconfig -a hci0 features

Step4: $hciconfig -a hci0 name 'aLt' class 0x78020c
Now we will change default class and name,and check the results.

Bluetooth Hacking

So now if anyone try to scan our bluetooth then he will think that its a smartphone device because as you can see in above output that our Device class is Smartphone now.

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