Hey esteimle, I've been taking a bit of a break from this... but I might start back up soon. The dump that's posted above is as far as I've gotten. "That"'s what happens when you push the sync button on the wiimote! Just a matter of duplicating it.by nlindig - Hardware
and, DrLucky... I know you like brute-forcing, but installing linux and running hciconfig is just so dang elegant! It took all of an hour!by nlindig - Hardware
Well... if anyone is following this - after figuring out the bdaddr for the console (Twilight Hack > HBC > wii-linux > hciconfig). I can successfully sniff the connection between a wiimote and the console using Frontline's software. So far It seems like everything is unencrypted. Here's a dump of the initial handshake if anyone is interested (WMWC_090212_auth.cfa). It might beby nlindig - Hardware
Ha! It's totally impractical! It takes at least 1 second per guess (since you have to wait for the traffic to pass through the right channel). With ~17 million possibilities it looks like it would take ~193 days. I did however try my other idea. I got wii-linux running and got the bdaddr that way. But I'm still not getting any packets from my sniffer - not quite sure what the problemby nlindig - Hardware
Has anyone had any luck finding the bluetooth MAC address for their wii console (not the wireless address you can get through System Info)? I'm trying to sniff the connection between wiimotes and console during normal play. The idea has been mentioned a few times, but I haven't seen anything working. "hcitool scan" finds the wiimote fine, but I haven't had any luck picking up thby nlindig - Hardware