👉 Bluetooth missiles, also known as Bluetooth jamming devices or Bluetooth spoofers, are electronic devices that exploit the Bluetooth communication protocol to disrupt nearby wireless devices. They work by emitting radio frequency signals on the 2.4 GHz band, which interferes with Bluetooth connections between devices, effectively causing them to lose connectivity or operate at reduced performance. This interference can be used for various purposes, including eavesdropping on communications, disrupting critical systems, or even launching attacks on Bluetooth-enabled devices. While primarily designed for malicious use, these devices also have legitimate applications in research and development for testing and improving wireless communication systems.
