ArmisSecurity/blueborne — reverse-engineered prompt

I want a safe, research only toolkit around the BlueBorne proof of concept code in this repo so I can study how the issues worked in a closed lab without turning it into a point and shoot exploit pack.

Please wire up the Python scripts, make setup as painless as possible, and add a simple command line flow for the Android demos, the Linux BlueZ demos, the raw L2CAP testing pieces, and the nRF24 Bluetooth address sniffer tool. Include clear checks for required hardware, permissions, and Python environment, plus friendly error messages when something is missing. Add short docs that explain what each part is for, how to run it against owned test devices only, and what output I should expect. If anything is outdated, look up current docs online and make the minimum fixes needed so it actually runs in a modern lab.

Keep it educational and controlled, with dry run or simulation modes where possible, and make the repo feel coherent instead of like a pile of separate scripts.