Sniffing, Reverse Engineering, and Coding the ESP32 Bluetooth LE Part 2 of 3

Learn to Sniff Bluetooth traffic, reverse engineer a custom protocol, and then code an embedded app on the ESP32 to leverage the protocol. Sniffing Bluetooth is not difficult and this 3 part series gets your started! Part 2 - We sniff the BLE traffic from the Lumin+ RGB Lamp and the smart phone application, we reverse engineer the traffic, and we send back the commands to the Lumin+ using nRF Connect. Now that we know the service, characteristics, and values, in part 3 we can write embedded code for the ESP32 to control the lamp. Lumin + BLE Smart Light - https://www.fivebelow.com/products/lumin-bluetooth-smart-light-w-app-control Bluetooth Developers Guide - https://www.bluetooth.com/blog/a-developers-guide-to-bluetooth/ Bluetooth Discovery - https://www.bluetooth.com/specifications/assigned-numbers/service-discovery/ Any action you take upon the information in my YouTube videos or related schematics/stl/source code/additional content is strictly at your own risk and I will not be liable for losses, damages, or injuries in connection to the use of the videos or the recreation of the projects in the videos. I am NOT a professional Electrical Engineer, nor am I licensed as an EE.

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