These files are generated by using the BlueZ package for Linux. For privacy reasons the last 3 bytes of BD_ADDR are striped.

A automatic scan script is now available it's part of my small bt_audit suit.

Also check BluePrinting (a bluetooth device fingerprinting tool). This tool uses the data collected by btdsd!

basic information:

hcitool info BD_ADDR >>file.txt sdptool browse --tree BD_ADDR >file.txt
(if no browse group is available use sdptool search SERVICE_NAME BD_ADDR)

RFCOMM channel scan:

rfcomm_scan -o -s 1 -e 30 BD_ADDR >>file.txt

L2CAP PSM scan:

psm_scan -o -s 1 -e 65535 BD_ADDR >>file.txt

new submissions are very welcome ... Collin