
The Bluetooth Profiling Project (BlueProPro) is a repository of
Bluetooth profiles. The Bluetooth profile consists of the
the device name, class, and address. This information is broadcast out by Bluetooth devices in
Discoverable Mode.
This information can be useful in several ways.
Since device addresses (MAC addresses) are assigned in blocks by manufactures,
each model of device should have its address within a limited range. Finding this range
through examining device information of devices of the same model could lead to more
effective methods of using tools like Redfang to find Bluetooth devices in non-discoverable
mode. Examining this data can also assist security professionals in discovering what sensitive information
is broadcast by different device types.
The following is a list of all Bluetooth profiles collected. The log is formatted in comma delineated
format and sorted by the Device Address. (This format can be easily imported into spreadsheets (Microsoft Excel / OpenOffice Calc) or most databases (MySQL / Postgres)).
bluetooth_profile_list.zip 08/23/2010 (1,515 Devices)
The easiest way to collect is by using SpoofTooph or BlueLog.
SpoofTooph:
# spooftooph -i hci0 -s -w scan.csv
BlueLog:
# bluelog -i hci0 -b -o scan.csv