NAME

       ubertooth - Project Ubertooth

OVERVIEW

       Ubertooth  is  a  platform  for  Bluetooth  experimentation.  It  is able to sniff Bluetooth Smart (BLE),
       discover undiscoverable classic Bluetooth devices, and perform rudimentary sniffing of classic  Bluetooth
       devices.

       Ubertooth is not a Bluetooth dongle and it will not show up as one when running hciconfig.

COMMAND LINE TOOLS

       The following command line tools included in this package are the primary means of using Ubertooth. Refer
       to their manual pages for example usage and comprehensive documentation.

       Useful commands:

              • ubertooth-btle(1) : BLE sniffing and other fun

              • ubertooth-rx(1) : Classic Bluetooth device discovery and rudimentary sniffing

              • ubertooth-scan(1) : Active scanning of undiscoverable devices

              • ubertooth-afh(1) : Detecting the AFH map of a Classic Bluetooth piconet

              • ubertooth-ego(1) : Yuneec E-Go electric skateboard sniffing

       Utility commands:

              • ubertooth-dfu(1) : Firmware update tool

              • ubertooth-dump(1) : Dumping raw RF symbols to disk

              • ubertooth-util(1) : "Everything else"

       Less useful commands:

              • ubertooth-debug(1) : Peeking and poking registers on the CC2400

              • ubertooth-specan(1) : Raw RSSI values used by graphical specan

SUPPORT

       Ubertooth is an open source project maintained primarily by volunteers.  Please keep that  in  mind  when
       seeking support.

       If you are having issues with a tool or believe you have found a bug, please file an issue on the project
       GitHub: ⟨https://github.com/greatscottgadgets/ubertooth⟩

       For interactive support, join the #ubertooth IRC channel on Freenode.

COPYRIGHT

       The code and documentation for Project Ubertooth are Copyright 2010-2017  and  are  available  under  the
       terms  of  the  GPLv2.  Refer  to COPYING for details. Ubertooth is a registered trademark of Great Scott
       Gadgets.

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Mike Ryan.