This is a Bluetooth Low Energy tool that transmits crafted Bluetooth advertisements to disrupt nearby mobile devices and detect active spam sources from known tools. It can cause some devices to freeze and restart, force popup notifications through service identifier spoofing, and remotely toggle the power state of compatible consumer electronics.
The tool uses root-privileged HCI command injection to bypass operating system advertisement restrictions, enabling arbitrary payload crafting. It maintains a foreground service with a persistent notification to keep Bluetooth scanning and injection active in the background. A predefined library of advertisement templates is included for common attack scenarios, and realtime packet classification identifies advertisements from known spam tools. Sequential transmission with adjustable inter-packet delays prevents stack overload, while service UUID impersonation fabricates packets that mimic common device services.
The application covers attack techniques for device rebooting, popup generation, and remote toy control, alongside a spam detection capability that alerts users to nearby sources. It is built for Android and written in Kotlin.
