ble_ctf_infinity | Advanced : Bluetooth low energy capture the flag

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ble_ctf_infinity is a C library. ble_ctf_infinity has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Advanced: Bluetooth low energy capture the flag

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It has 296 lines of code, 14 functions and 1 files.

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Install ble_ctf_infinity

Assuming you have the CTF flashed to an ESP32 and are ready to go, read on. It is recommended that you have a Linux box (OSX/Win + Linux VM works) with a Bluetooth controller or a Bluetooth USB dongle to do the CTF. On your Linux machine you should install Bluetooth tools such as Bluez tools (hcitool, gatttool, bluetoothctl etc). For some flags, it is also useful to install wireshark/tshark, bleah, bettercap, etc. Once your ESP32 is powered up, it will automatically start you off on the CTFs main dashboard. This dashboard is a GATT server that shows you your current status on all flags. It is also the location where you will submit all of your flag values once you solve the challenges. Finally, it also functions as navigation system to go to flags you want to work on. Lets give it a try. Find your CTFs Bluetooth MAC address if you don't already have it. Look for a GATT server named "BLE_CTF_SCORE".
Handles that show the status of each flag in the CTF
A handle for submitting CFT flag values
A handle for navigating to each flag
A handle for clearing your score on the CTF

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