Author: Null_Lyfe
Version: 7.9
License: For educational use only.
ZeroSync is a comprehensive Bluetooth attack toolkit that supports both CLI (Command Line Interface) and GUI (Graphical User Interface) modes. Designed for security researchers and Bluetooth enthusiasts, it enables advanced BLE attacks, device spoofing, mesh flooding, CVE exploitation, and persistent device tracking.
- π BLE Scanning with RSSI
- π MAC Spoofing
- π‘ Broadcast Alias Loop
- βοΈ Deauthentication (BLE)
- π Notification Replay Attacks
- π£ BLE Device Crasher
- π₯ CVE-2017-0785 Exploit
- π BLE Mesh Flooding (ZeroJam)
- π Bettercap BLE Recon Bridge
- π Session Log Export
- π§ͺ Real-time GUI Console
- π±οΈ GUI Mode or CLI Mode (user choice)
- Python 3.8+
pip3 install bluepy richTkinter is required for the GUI version and is included by default in most Python installations.
β System Dependencies
sudo apt update
sudo apt install -y bluetooth bluez rfkill l2ping rfcomm sdptool bettercap xtermπ¦ Installation
git clone https://github.com/wickednull/ZeroSync.git
cd ZeroSync
pip3 install bluepy rich --break-system-packages #If Needed.βΈ»
π Usage πΉ CLI Mode
sudo python3 zerosync.pyπΉ GUI Mode
sudo python3 zerosync_gui.pyRoot privileges (sudo) are required for Bluetooth scanning and system-level operations.
ποΈ File Structure
zerosync/
βββ zerosync.py # CLI version
βββ zerosync_gui.py # GUI version with terminal
βββ zerojam_mesh.py # BLE mesh flood module
βββ zerosync_logs/ # Directory for exported session logsπ Logs Exported session logs are saved in:
zerosync_logs/session_<timestamp>.logEach log includes MAC addresses, first seen times, and max RSSI.
This tool is intended for educational and authorized testing purposes only. Do not use ZeroSync on networks, systems, or devices you do not own or have explicit permission to test. The author assumes no liability for any damage caused by misuse.
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π¨βπ» Author
Null_Lyfe
Developed with the goal of pushing Bluetooth reconnaissance and research tools to the next level.
π Credits & Special Thanks
β’ π Special thanks to ekomsSavior, the original creator of SpamJam, whose work inspired multiple core features and concepts now integrated into ZeroSync. Your creative BLE tooling helped shape the modern direction of Bluetooth offensive research. β’ π§ Additional thanks to the open-source security and Bluetooth hacking community for continuous inspiration.
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π¬ Feedback & Contributions
Feel free to fork, improve, and submit issues or pull requests!
