
Bluetooth LE Spam
Published by Simon Dankelmann
Impersonate Bluetooth Low Energy devices, causing pop-ups on receiving devices.
Highlights
- Advertises impersonated Bluetooth Low Energy device identities.
- Can trigger pop-ups on nearby receiving devices.
- Runs on Android devices with Bluetooth Low Energy support.
- Focuses on BLE advertising behavior rather than file transfer.
- Distributed under the GPL-3.0-only license.
About this application
Bluetooth LE Spam is an Android application that impersonates Bluetooth Low Energy devices. By advertising as selected types of BLE peripherals, it can cause nearby receiving devices to display pairing, setup, or notification pop-ups associated with those device identities.
The application is published by Simon Dankelmann and distributed under the GPL-3.0-only license. Its function depends on Bluetooth Low Energy behavior and on how nearby devices respond to advertised identities. It is an Android-only tool and is mainly concerned with BLE advertising and device impersonation rather than file transfer or conventional Bluetooth pairing workflows.
Where to get it
Android
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From the publisher
Package identifier:
de.simon.dankelmann.bluetoothlespamv1.0.96.6 MBreleased 01/24/2025
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