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@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ They were controllable by a dedicated smartphone app.
I installed a package capture app on my phone and tried a bunch of things in the Bluesound app. To my amazement, the app was sending pure, **unencrypted and unauthenticated `http` requests** to the speaker for every action I took, like play, pause, change track, etc. I captured enough to reverse engineer the protocol. I installed a package capture app on my phone and tried a bunch of things in the Bluesound app. To my amazement, the app was sending pure, **unencrypted and unauthenticated `http` requests** to the speaker for every action I took, like play, pause, change track, etc. I captured enough to reverse engineer the protocol.
What I thought would be fun was to write a script that scans the whole network for Bluesound speakers and then plays the [nyancat song](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yJgwwDcgV8&pp=ygUIbnlhbiBjYXQ%3D) on all of them (it was still enough of a meme back then). What I thought would be fun, was to write a script that scans the whole network for Bluesound speakers, and then plays the [nyancat song](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yJgwwDcgV8&pp=ygUIbnlhbiBjYXQ%3D) on all of them (it was still enough of a meme back then).
[bluesound.py](bluesound.py) is that script, I am posting this unedited, just the way I found it on my hard drive. It's fun to see how differently I approached coding back then and how much I've learned since. [bluesound.py](bluesound.py) is that script, I am posting this unedited, just the way I found it on my hard drive. It's fun to see how differently I approached coding back then and how much I've learned since.