bluesnarfer error

[superted]

could someone help me with this

i try and run bluesnarfer:

bt ~: bluesnarfer -r 1-100 -b <00:00:00:00:00>

but i get the following error:

device name: SGH-D840
bluesnarfer: open /dev/bluetooth/rfcomm/0, no such file or directory
bluesnarfer: bt_rfcomm_config failed
bluesnarfer: unable to create rfcomm connection
bluesnarfer: release rfcomm ok

any ideas?

[theprez98]

could someone help me with this

i try and run bluesnarfer:

bt ~: bluesnarfer -r 1-100 -b <00:00:00:00:00>

but i get the following error:

device name: SGH-D840
bluesnarfer: open /dev/bluetooth/rfcomm/0, no such file or directory
bluesnarfer: bt_rfcomm_config failed
bluesnarfer: unable to create rfcomm connection
bluesnarfer: release rfcomm ok

any ideas?

What bluetooth adapter are you using? Have you configured it properly before running Bluesnarfer?

[superted]

hi

using a linksys bt100!

any ideas?

[theprez98]

hi

using a linksys bt100!

any ideas?

Are you configuring the BT100 beforehand?

Is there a Bluetooth device nearby that you're exploiting?

Is that device vulnerable to being Bluesnarf'd?

[superted]

do you know how i could configure it?

BTScanner picks up a list of devices, but as you said i would need to configure the dongle, could you shed some light on it, please??

thanks

[theprez98]

do you know how i could configure it?

BTScanner picks up a list of devices, but as you said i would need to configure the dongle, could you shed some light on it, please??

thanks

First, see here to configure your device.

Second, BTscanner can tell you what each device is and its associated model number. That should give you some idea to find if the devices are vulnerable to snarfing.

Lastly, you'd better be snarfing your own devices, or your time here on the forums will be very short.

[imported_wyze]

Easy fix is to (after you have brought up bluetooth device w/ hciconfig > hciconfig <DEVICE> up) change #define RFCOMMDEV "/dev/bluetooth/rfcomm/ to your device from the script

[superted]

yeah i was seeing if my wife's nokia 6300 was at risk.

I have a smartphone, would i be right in saying that WM may not encounter the same risks? or are they just at risk?

[imported_wyze]

yeah i was seeing if my wife's nokia 6300 was at risk.

I have a smartphone, would i be right in saying that WM may not encounter the same risks? or are they just at risk?

Any device can be at 'risk'. Have your wife disable bluetooth when its absolutely not necessary and you cut down the risk factor

[superted]

Easy fix is to (after you have brought up bluetooth device w/ hciconfig > hciconfig <DEVICE> up) change #define RFCOMMDEV "/dev/bluetooth/rfcomm/ to your device from the script

sorry to sound slow but could you explain this a little more?

Thanks