Bluepot is a Bluetooth honeypot implementation written in Java that simulates vulnerable Bluetooth devices to attract and capture malicious activities. The tool accepts and stores malware transmitted via Bluetooth connections, allowing security researchers to analyze attack patterns and malicious payloads. It provides interactive capabilities to respond to common Bluetooth-based attacks including BlueBugging and BlueSnarfing techniques. Bluepot utilizes hardware Bluetooth dongles to establish genuine Bluetooth connectivity and presents itself as an accessible target to potential attackers. The system includes a graphical user interface that enables real-time monitoring of incoming attacks and connection attempts. The honeypot logs attack data and stores received malware samples for subsequent analysis, making it useful for understanding Bluetooth threat landscapes and attack methodologies. It serves as a research tool for cybersecurity professionals studying wireless attack vectors and Bluetooth security vulnerabilities.