📖 JAM-X User Manual

🛠 System Requirements

• OS: Kali Linux or any Debian-based distro.
• Hardware: A Bluetooth adapter (Internal or USB Dongle).
• Dependencies: bluez, bluez-btit-tools, bluez-obsolete-tools.

🎮 How to Use JAM_X.sh

Step 1: Configuration

Ensure your Bluetooth adapter is plugged in. The script defaults to hci1. If your adapter is hci0, open JAM_X.sh in a text editor and change the INTERFACE variable at the top.

Step 2: Dependency Check

Before your first run, go to Option 3 (Help & Auto-Install) and select Option 1. This ensures all legacy Bluetooth tools are installed and ready.

Step 3: Target Discovery

Select Option 2 (Start Continuous Scan).

• The list will update every 5 seconds without clearing the screen.
• When you see your target device, press Ctrl+C. This pauses the scan and opens the selection menu.

Step 4: Launching an Attack

Select the ID number of your target. Choose the method that best fits the device type:

• For Earphones: Use Option D (Force Disconnect). This is designed to break the link between a mobile and a headset.

• For Phones: Use Option B. It spams connection requests to freeze the user interface.

• Markdown

🛡️ JAM-X v0.4.0

Advanced Bluetooth Pentesting & Signal Analysis Utility

Developed by: kanak-india

JAM-X is a powerful Bash-based security tool designed for auditing Bluetooth device resilience.

📥 Quick Install

git clone [https://github.com/kanak-india/JAM-X.git](https://github.com/kanak-india/JAM-X.git)
cd JAM-X
chmod +x JAM_X.sh
sudo ./JAM_X.sh



## ⚠️ Safety & Legal
Only use JAM-X on hardware you own. This tool is for educational and authorized testing purposes only.

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