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Title: Bluetooth Landscape Exploration & Enumeration Platform (BLEEP)
Presenter: Paul Wortman
Co-Presenter:
Location: W306
Day,Time: Fri Aug 9 , 10AM - 11:45AM
Audience: Offense, Bluetooth
Project: https://github.com/Mauddib28/bleep-tool
Abstract:
The purpose of the tool platform is to provide both novice and experienced Bluetooth researchers a “swiss-army knife” for device exploration and enumeration. The Bluetooth Landscape Exploration & Enumeration Platform (BLEEP) is capable of discovering Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices, connecting to them, and enumerating the device as well. BLEEP leverages Python3, BlueZ, and the Linux D-Bus to provide a terminal user interface for identifying and interacting with BLE implements. The I/O capabilities of the toolset include read I/O, performing writes, and capturing of notification signals. The purpose of using these low-level libraries is to maintain small granularity control over the interactivity between BLEEP and the BLE environment.
Bios:
* Presenter:
Dr. Wortman has a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Connecticut with research that ranged from network analysis to cyber security risk evaluation. He now focuses on Bluetooth protocol and devices research.
* Co-Presenter:
Presenter: Paul Wortman
Co-Presenter:
Location: W306
Day,Time: Fri Aug 9 , 10AM - 11:45AM
Audience: Offense, Bluetooth
Project: https://github.com/Mauddib28/bleep-tool
Abstract:
The purpose of the tool platform is to provide both novice and experienced Bluetooth researchers a “swiss-army knife” for device exploration and enumeration. The Bluetooth Landscape Exploration & Enumeration Platform (BLEEP) is capable of discovering Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices, connecting to them, and enumerating the device as well. BLEEP leverages Python3, BlueZ, and the Linux D-Bus to provide a terminal user interface for identifying and interacting with BLE implements. The I/O capabilities of the toolset include read I/O, performing writes, and capturing of notification signals. The purpose of using these low-level libraries is to maintain small granularity control over the interactivity between BLEEP and the BLE environment.
Bios:
* Presenter:
Dr. Wortman has a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Connecticut with research that ranged from network analysis to cyber security risk evaluation. He now focuses on Bluetooth protocol and devices research.
* Co-Presenter: