BlueStorm

A tool which perform deauthentication attack on unpaired bluetooth devices.

Meaning of Unpaired devices

Those bluetooth devices which is paired but going to connect.

Key Features

• Simple and clean menu.
• Support keyboard interrupts.
• Show scanned bluetooth devices in a borderless table.
• Show bluetooth interfaces and its status and select to use that interface.
• Simple and clean interface for deauthentication attack on target device.

OS Support

• Kali Linux
• Raspberry Pi OS

Setup

Make sure the latest python and pip3 is installed on your system (Windows/Linux/MacOS).

Install and Run

1. Run the following command to start terminal in root :

sudo su -

2. Run the following command to check bluetooth interfaces, BUS and its running status on your system :

hciconfig

• Check Interface, Bus and Running Status.
• Interface look like hciX.
• X is a number starts from 0 like hci0, hci1 etc..
• There are two types : UART and USB.
• UART is buit-in Bluetooth Interface and USB is external Bluetooth Interface like Adapter.
• There are commanly two types of Running Status : DOWN and UP RUNNING.
• DOWN means the interface is OFF and UP RUNNING means the interface is ON.

3. Run the following command to start bluetooth interface if it is not started :

hciconfig hciX up

4. Download or Clone the Repository.

5. Open the folder and run the BlueStorm.py file by type the following command :

python3 BlueStorm.py

For Better Results

• Use a Bluetooth Adapter for better results of the tool.
• Make sure that Bluetooth Adapter supports HCI mode.
• TP-Link UB400 USB Bluetooth Adapter is one of the Bluetooth Adapter.
• To check Bluetooth Adapter supports HCI mode or not, there are two ways :
  1. Type lsusb command after connecting adapter to the system.
     • It show the (HCI Mode) at the end of the adapter name means it supports HCI mode.
  2. Type hciconfig hciX up.
     • If it is up then it supports HCI mode, otherwise not.

Warning

• Some cheap Bluetooth Adapters show that it supports HCI mode but it does not work.
• Some cheap Bluetooth Adapters works on only one OS but not on other OS.
• Some cheap Bluetooth Adapters does not support Linux.

Some Comman Errors

1. Host is down - The bluetooth device is connected to the device.
2. Connection timed out - The bluetooth device is powered off.
3. Connection reset by peer - The device bluetooth is turned off.

In case...

If the tool is not working, then type the following command to restart bluetooth services :

sudo service bluetooth restart