Additional resource information from SIG resource. English side only

[Mauddib28]

Added additional resources to the "Other Bluetooth SIG documents" section relating to self-study materials

[Mauddib28]

Also added Sena-UD100 hardware devices to sniffing equipment (this addition to both the en and es files)

[antoniovazquezblanco]

Thanks @Mauddib28 !

Can we split the PR into two different changes? Just to keep thinks best organized.

Sorry to be picky.

Thanks!

[Mauddib28]

Hello, Yes, absolutely!! I'm a little new to pushing changes this way. Please let me know what I need to do to better follow your process. - Paul

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[antoniovazquezblanco]

Sorry for the delay. You have sent changes to 01_documentation and 04_resources. I would ask you to create a separate pull request for each section so we can talk about changes separately.

Thank you

[Mauddib28]

I will try to redo this pull request in the proper manner.

[Mauddib28]

It appears there is no clear way to separate out my commits for the Section 01 and Section 04 into two separate pull requests, as each pull request is for the entire branch and not individual commits.

Please advise how you would like me to continue with this request. The options I appear to have are:
(1) Delete my branch, re-create a branch, and then submit each change one at a time
(2) Help with the accepting of the current mix of commits, while making sure to commit future pull requests via section

[antoniovazquezblanco]

Ok, lets review the changes in this PR. I will start with section four, resources. You added the Sena UD100 as a possible bluetooth sniffer. I am not aware of the sniffer capabilities of this device. I know it is an excellent Bluetooth adapter but is there any sniffing support or documentation we can reference on how to sniff with this device?

Thanks!

[Mauddib28]

The Sena UD100 is just the hardware for interacting with Bluetooth devices, however it does allow for interaction with both Bluetooth Classic and Low Energy devices. The software/tools that I would pair with it are 'btmon' and 'bluetoothctl'. btmon is software that allows for sniffing on the HCI Layer and provides visibility into the communication between server and client. bluetoothctl is a command-line toolset for interaction of Bluetooth (Classic + Low Energy) devices which presents itself as a series of command menus that allow for discovery, connection, enumeration, and I/O.

Man page for btmon: https://manpages.org/btmon
Man page for bluetoothctl: https://linuxcommandlibrary.com/man/bluetoothctl

In addition to these previous two, there is also the 'btmgmt' tool. btmgmt is a command-line utility for leveraging the BlueZ Bluetooth library/tools.

Man page for btmgmt: https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jammy/man1/btmgmt.1.html

One should note that all the software tools mentioned above are Linux/UNIX centric. The Sena UD100 works with Windows pretty seamlessly, however requires use of either Windows native tools or other software. I do have in my notes somewhere the name of a some Windows-based tools I've interacted with, however that would take me some time to track down. I also am not sure about tools in MacOS.

Please let me know if you need any further information, as I'm more than happy to provide any additional details.