Reports, not a device count
Repeated labels remain separate reports. Six rows do not prove that six distinct devices were present.
BLE report preview
See what the scan reported.
Explore the BLE report history included with Cyber Controller 2.0.1.
This browser specimen uses fixed, synthetic data. It does not connect to hardware, discover devices, or run a scan.
Preview boundary
A report reader, not a radio tool.
- AvailableIncluded in release 2.0.1
- SyntheticSix fixed example reports
- IsolatedNo device or service request
Interactive specimen
HUNT BLE
Controls change only this fixed browser example. Sample ages do not advance.
BLE scan reports
0 reportsSome firmware reports a name or address in the same field, so these labels cannot identify a device. In the app, the latest 200 reports stay in memory until Cyber Controller closes.
Sample reports load when JavaScript is enabled.
| Reported label | RSSI | Source | Report | Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No sample reports loaded. | ||||
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Reading the output
Reports are evidence, not identity.
The specimen keeps the distinctions that matter when reviewing a BLE report history.
Labels stay uncertain
A value that looks like a MAC address may still be an advertised name. The label alone does not identify a device.
List numbers are context
List entry numbers describe firmware output. They are not target selections or proof of an address-bearing device.
Address-bearing targets keep their separate BLE Analyzer view in the desktop app. This page covers only the synthetic report-history specimen.