crackle
Crack and decrypt Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) encryption.
TLDR
Check whether the recorded BLE communications contain the packets necessary for recovering temporary keys (TKs)
$ crackle -i [path/to/input.pcap]
Use brute force to recover the TK of the recorded pairing events and use it to decrypt all subsequent communications
$ crackle -i [path/to/input.pcap] -o [path/to/decrypted.pcap]
Use the specified long-term key (LTK) to decrypt the recorded communication
$ crackle -i [path/to/input.pcap] -o [path/to/decrypted.pcap] -l [81b06facd90fe7a6e9bbd9cee59736a7]
