MeshTNC

MeshTNC MeshTNC is a tool for piping LoRa data to and from consumer grade radios. Code - github.com/datapartyjs/MeshTNC Releases - github.com/datapartyjs/MeshTNC/releases Support - ko-fi/dataparty Features Simple serial cli built into the firmware Transmit raw bytes hex over LoRA using serial CLI...

om-research

OM Research This repository explores the Bluetooth Low Energy BLE protocol used by the Osmo Mobile series of gimbals. The official mobile apps are outdated and require broad system permissions. However, the gimbals themselves communicate through a simple BLE protocol. The goal of this project is ...

btlejack

BtleJack: una navaja suiza de Bluetooth Low Energy Btlejack proporciona todo lo que necesitas para esnifar, interferir y secuestrar dispositivos Bluetooth Low Energy. Se basa en uno o más dispositivos BBC Micro:Bit que ejecutan un firmware dedicado. También es posible que quieras usar un sniffer...

CVE-2026-77812 Cleartext Exposure of DJI Drone Wi-Fi Credentials via BLE

DJI drones transmit DUML DJI Universal Markup Language protocol messages over BLE Bluetooth Low Energy without encryption. When a client attempts to connect to the drone over Wi-Fi, or when the drone is switched to QuickTransfer mode, the DJI Fly application exchanges DUML messages with the drone...

CVE-2026-77812

CVE-2026-77812 is a critical (CVSS 4.0: 9.4) vulnerability in DJI drones where DUML protocol messages transmitted over BLE are unencrypted . During a normal DJI Fly Wi-Fi connection or QuickTransfer mode, the drone's Wi-Fi PSK, SSID, and trusted session UUID are exposed in cleartext. A passive at...

PT-2026-79388

Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions DJI Neo versions prior to 01.00.0400 DJI Neo 2 versions prior to 01.00.0500 DJI Flip versions prior to 01.00.1200 DJI Air 3 versions prior to 01.00.1600 DJI Air 3S versions prior to 01.00.1400 DJI Avata 2 versions prior to 01.00.0400 DJI Avata...

CVE-2019-17627

Summary: CVE-2019-17627 affects the Yale Bluetooth Key mobile app and Yale ZEN-R lock family. The issue lets an attacker sniff BLE traffic during an authorized unlock and then compute the authentication key from the hex digits of a valid authentication request, enabling unauthorized unlock action...