DragonOS LTS Sparrow-WiFi Bluetooth and WiFi Analyzer (HackRF One, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS)

Опубликовано: 16 Июль 2026
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Tutorial on using Sparrow-WiFi, which is built into DragonOS, to monitor the 2.4G GHz spectrum with the HackRF One, built in bluetooth, and wireless network interface card. How to setup and utilize a USB GPS adapter is also covered.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/drag...

https://www.amazon.com/GlobalSat-BU-3...

https://github.com/ghostop14/sparrow-...

Sparrow-wifi has been built from the ground up to be the next generation 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wifi spectral awareness tool. At its most basic it provides a more comprehensive GUI-based replacement for tools like inSSIDer and linssid that runs specifically on linux. In its most comprehensive use cases, sparrow-wifi integrates wifi, software-defined radio (hackrf), advanced bluetooth tools (traditional and Ubertooth), traditional GPS (via gpsd), and drone/rover GPS via mavlink in one solution.

Written entirely in Python3, Sparrow-wifi has been designed for the following scenarios:

*Basic wifi SSID identification

*Wifi source hunt - Switch from normal to hunt mode to get multiple samples per second and use the telemetry windows to track a wifi source

*2.4 GHz and 5 GHz spectrum view - Overlay spectrums from Ubertooth (2.4 GHz) or HackRF (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) in real time on top of the wifi spectrum (invaluable in poor connectivity troubleshooting when overlapping wifi doesn't seem to be the cause)

*Bluetooth identification - LE advertisement listening with standard bluetooth, full promiscuous mode in LE and classic bluetooth with Ubertooth

*Bluetooth source hunt - Track LE advertisement sources or iBeacons with the telemetry window

*iBeacon advertisement - Advertise your own iBeacons

*Remote operations - An agent is included that provides all of the GUI functionality via a remote agent the GUI can talk to.

*Drone/Rover operations - The agent can be run on systems such as a Raspberry Pi and flown on a drone (its made several flights on a Solo 3DR), or attached to a rover in either GUI-controlled or autonomous scan/record modes.

*The remote agent is JSON-based so it can be integrated with other applications

*Import/Export - Ability to import and export to/from CSV and JSON for easy integration and revisiualization. You can also just run 'iw dev scan' and save it to a file and import that as well.

*Produce Google maps when GPS coordinates are available for both discovered SSID's / bluetooth devices or to plot the wifi telemetry over time.