
Figure 12 - Frame Display
Frame 247 is the LMP_in_rand which is where a random number generated by the master is passed to the
slave. The slave acknowledges that it has accepted the number in frame 249. The initialization key has been
passed to the slave and is now shared by both devices. Both devices now independently generate
combination keys.
In frames 250 and 251, the combination keys are passed between master and slave. In frame 252, the master
sends its LMP_au_rand. This is the random number that has been encrypted using the link key that master has
calculated. The slave then responds with frame 253, an LMP_sres confirming that it was able to compute the
same number. That process is repeated in the other direction (slave to master) in frames 254 and 255. This
completes the authentication between devices, and the setup_complete message is sent and the slave
requests encryption mode in frame 257, and the master accepts in frame 258. The actual encryption starts
after the start encryption request in frame 261.
In order for the ComProbe software to decrypt an encrypted
Bluetooth
conversation, the ComProbe software
must compute the same link key being used by the devices being sniffed. Since this link key is never sent over
the air, the ComProbe software must have all of the same information the devices being sniffed have so that it
can calculate the same link key that each of the two devices does. To decrypt successfully, the ComProbe
software must know the PIN code and capture:
l
The LMP_in_rand
l
Both LMP_comb_keys
l
Both LMP_au_rand/LMP_sres pairs.
If any of these are missed, the ComProbe software will not be able to decrypt. If you capture encrypted data
and find that everything captured after the LMP_start_encryption_request is in error, look back at the LMP
frames previous to that and you’ll probably find one or more of these missing. The Start Encryption Request
with also be marked by the ComProbe software with an error that indicates that the link key calculated by the
ComProbe software is different from the one used by your devices.
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