A repository for the Lab 2.4.7 project on discovering Bluetooth devices for the TestOut CyberDefense Pro CompTia course.
This project documents the steps and procedures for discovering Bluetooth devices within a corporate network and gathering information about them. As a security analyst, the goal is to protect Bluetooth devices from potential attacks and understand the devices running in the company network.
In this lab, we performed the following tasks using terminal commands:
- Use
hciconfig
to discover and enable the onboard Bluetooth adapter. - Use
hcitool
to find all Bluetooth devices. - Answer Question 1: As a result of the scan, how many devices were found? (Your answer: 6)
- Use
l2ping
to determine if Bluetooth devices are up and in range. - Answer Question 2: How many of the devices scanned were alive and in range? (Your answer: 6)
- Use
sdptool
to query a specific laptop to determine available Bluetooth services. - Answer Question 3: Which service searches were successful on Francisco's Precision Laptop? (Your answer: Ad Hoc User Service, Device ID Service Record)
- Use
hcitool
to determine the clock offset and class for a specific Bluetooth speaker device. - Answer Question 4: Using the MAC address, what is the class ID number for Brian's Braven speaker? (Your answer: 0x248080)
Here are some additional helpful commands used during the lab:
hciconfig --help
: Get help and information abouthciconfig
command.hciconfig hci0 up
: Start the Bluetooth device.hcitool scan
: Scan for Bluetooth devices.hci inq
: Inquire for Bluetooth devices.
- Linux environment (this lab assumes Linux-based commands).
- Administrative privileges may be required for certain commands.
Follow the steps below to perform the lab tasks:
Use the following commands to enable the Bluetooth adapter:
hciconfig
hciconfig hci0 up
hciconfig