Common Sense Hacker Control!
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2023
- The argument over private ownership of guns and other security tools can be really similar. Recently the Flipper Zero has come under fire as a tool that is too dangerous to fall into the hands of regular, everyday people. But is it? Does it create holes in our existing security systems or merely reveal the ones that are already there?
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"Can it play Doom?" needs to be a line in all legislation regarding whether a device can be banned.
inb4 an RGB flipper is demanded by the normies
Indeed...
@@JacobRx lmao I laughed b/c I'm into fancy lights on my electronics
@@adrien2471 many such cases
Can it play Crysis?
Getting a set of lock picks taught me security theater was a practice I was unknowingly participating in. Most lock’s only keep honest people out. Just like the flipper is showing people their networks aren’t as secure as we’ve been told.
Yes this is exactly right since I was able to play with lock picks it made me step up my security and have layers.
Is there a set you recommend?
My front door is locked. And has 2 locks. Within 3 inches of those locks is a glass window. And there is drywall... on a real level, nothing inherently difficult to overcome. Security is an illusion. The only security you really have is the chance that on the other side of that door is a person with a gun. That is the greatest deterant.
@@Mattipazz0 start with a set of bogota picks. You’ll figure out what you need from there
You conveniently exclude the concept of probability. A car with door open n keys compared to door locked n no keys. Sure, criminals can try both. By simple logic, which has lower probability?
People need to learn that security through obscurity is a bad thing. Good video.
Brilliant phrase
Are you saying keeping my house key under my front doormat isn't secure?
@@Plur307 what they r saying is that whether u lock ur door or dont lock ur door, criminals who wanna do it will still do it. This is obviously a flawed logic in many ppl pov here because they simply exclude the concept of probability.
Works ok in physical security. Not in computer security.
@@kekistanimememan170 I beg to differ that it ain’t working for physical security either ( lockpicking lawyer / deviant ollam )
They want ignorant subjects , not free citizens
Free and Citizen are 2 different things.
They want us to be ignorant defenseless little tax generators
Was just about to say that!
True.
I’ve said this for years. They want good consumers, not informed citizens.
Can we get more Isaac teaching us more about these things.
My brother in Christ, he is the main host of the Podcast (T.Rex talk) and he covers so many cool topics on it.
I hate the gun side of Trex arms. But this side is so well done.
most of what he said is bs ... go to real ethical hacker channels if you want accurate info .
Yes, more Isaac!
:P Thankfully, Lazada, AliExpress, etc. sells it. I was born and raised in the infamous Miami, FL, USA, and I thankfully left so three of those places. Ethical hacker right here.
Being a computer illiterate caveman I find this very interesting
I'm also completely literally entirely a caveman when it comes to computers (as in I have no idea how the internet works or sometimes even how to turn some computers on lmao) but when I got my new job around this time last year I started making alot more money and thusly I purchased what is apparently a decent mid grade computer, still haven't used it in about 6 months. Should have just bought a damn plate carrier instead lol.
@@collinb.8542 yea, computers are pretty much useless without electricity
@@collinb.8542 phone or tablet does enough for me
I know how to use RUclips 😏
💯 I couldn't agree more 👍 I'm in your club 😂 watching from 🇳🇿 New Zealand
As a person in the IT security line of work, man, thank you for this video. The so called security through obscurity method does not work. Banning this sort of thing is just stupid.
It's basically a glorified microcontroller, not too dissimilar from a Texas Instruments Launchpad or a raspberry pi.
Can't have citizens getting all those thinky thoughts that they might have consumer or otherwise personal power.
A pi has nothing on a flipper
@@NdjdhdjdbdDhhdhdhd a raspberry pi 4 has over double the cpu power and like 10 times the memory.
You can build a much more powerful flipper zero from a pi by just adding the needed sensors & modules.
To be fair, there's a fair bit more to it than that. It's a lot of programming and pcb design as well as enclosure designing and even some branding :)
@@3nertia And a white skin-color to convince everyone only whites can read Japanese symbols, some censorship, and more trans documentaries in schools where we believe their skin colors are a disgrace. Yep, anything else?
@@NdjdhdjdbdDhhdhdhd What are rambling on about? That thing doesn't even 1/10th the power of a Raspberry Pi Zero
Does it take glock mags and is it chambered in 5.56?
Sure why not 🤣🤣
Will it adjust my gas block?
Can it fix my relationship?
@@AppleScabs that's up to YOU....GO get her!
willnit get rid of my gemital warts
And this is one of the many reasons that I am a T.rex customer.
Always excited to see a new video! Greetings from the netherlands
Its bizarre how people only get scared of thing that buzzfeed alerts them of, if someone wanted to hack them it would have been done longggg ago, in fact some government or criminal organisation probably already has.
If you get "hacked" by one of these, your network/infrastructure was hacked in the past and you just never knew it.
As someone that's in IT before that device existed people have been hacking and they will continue hacking even if it's banned lol.
You can get everything separate, not banned.
@Dylan. - prove it. This is what I do, and I know you cannot rebuild the flipper with available parts.
@@NdjdhdjdbdDhhdhdhd pretty sure a rasberpi can do all of this as well
@@runNgun88 Raspberry Pi has far more capabilities. Banning this device is stupid, because I could plug an RFID reader into a laptop and get similar functionality as well.
This broad spectrum approach to preparedness is appreciated. And I'm here for it.
I’ve watched every video on this channel basically. Not only is it my favorite channel but I need more one takes and 6-7 minutes gun reviews and drill running! Love it!
You hit the nail on the head. Banning the Flipper Zero is a typical knee-jerk reaction from clueless bureaucrats. Nothing the Flipper Zero does is unique, there are plenty of devices out there that have the same capabilities in a small form factor. Even if you were to ban them, they're very easy to build with some intermediate-level technical know-how. The Flipper Zero just puts it all in one convienient package with a nice interface. More to the point, it's for localised PenTesting at sites where you have physical access, not deploying criminal enterprises at scale or remote access.
I'd also put money on sales of Flipper Zeros going through the roof now. It's like banning a book - it just makes people want to read it who would have otherwise had no interest in it.
💯 thanks for that info
Very cool, I found your channel because of the flipper zero video but see you're a common sense, firearm appreciating, rights oriented American. Hell yeah
All the flipper does is takes hardware that already exists, and that can already be made with $20-$40 of stuff from Aliexpress, and packages it up to look all nice. It does nothing new, it just does it in a nicer and easier way, which apparently makes it scary to regulators.
Yep. It's accessible... Which means the masses might buy it and learn stuff.
Another hater with limited knowledge. When you rebuild the flipper with all the functio amity in the same form factor, with a huge open source development community centered around your firmware for 50 bucks and twenty minutes of soldering, hit me up and I'll give you a cookie and a glass of hatorade.
Thanks for your input and saving me some cash👍
Isaac never disappoints. We need more TREX Labs content!
The sheep see the wolf take their friend with its sharp fangs.
So for their own safety, they all remove their teeth
Was one of the first backers of this, and got mine over a year ago. Love it!
What do you actually *do* with it though? I got from the video that I can steal people's credit card info and change the TV channel at an Applebee's bar but that's about it.
@@None-lh5mxI don’t think you watched the video
@@None-lh5mx first off you need to have a decent understanding of electronics and computer code. And a wild imagination.
@@monroefive-o40 no coding is required to use the flipper.
I love all of these informational videos. The GPS and Radio videos were freaking awesome. I hope you guys keep making them in a longer format 👍
As a CSEC guy and a gun guy myself I’m really glad your putting videos like this out. Thank you!
Been on the fence about grabbing one, but this pushed me over the fence. Love all that you guys do!
Do you like it?
@@alanbanh I do. Definitely has a bit of a learning curve but found some cool uses for it before going down a rabbit hole or two.
As someone who works in Cybersecurity, I agree
Can you tell me how that works for you, being hired to fuk with potentially innocent people. 😢
alot of what he said isnt true though ... it isnt a skimmer and definitely isnt that dangerous . not as much as a laptop can be ..
Security by obscurity is a terrible policy. But that seems to be what they are trying to achieve.
As a cyber security guy, I will tell you that 99% of security is a bluff.
@@NdjdhdjdbdDhhdhdhd Exactly. If someone wants your personal data badly enough, they're going to get it. Hell, if you use social media, they can obtain a lot from just browsing a profile and reverse image searches. And a Neanderthal like myself can do stuff like that whenever I want to. The myriad of ways that someone with an autistic level of dedication and malicious intent can absolutely fuck you up is astounding on the internet.
Hackers, will always exist. To hack something is just to beat the system, to make someone upset by breaking their rules.
There are a lot of stereotypes about hacking, and many people do not fundamentally understand its purpose. Hacking is a skill defined as modifying a system to do something it was not intended to do. Hacking has nothing to do with "rules" or "beating the system" and certainly not about "making someone upset."
Many of us "hack" our gear to personalize said gear for our intended purposes. Most people who develop the "hacking" skill are typically curious about how a system works or want to make the system better in some way.
Like firearms, Hollywood has had a massive impact on what the general public understands to be true about hacking.
@@JamesCostelloDev No disagreement in what you said, the terms I used were just dancing around this long statement you have messaged in a compiled easy to understand form.
cringe bullied edgelord mentality. go research phreakers and cyberpunks ad understand what hacking is actually about
At least until they find a way to actually kill curiosity anyway xD
Hack the planet!!!!!
You just popped up on my fyp, and I'm already liking what I hear. I'm very glad to know that their are people out there who are actually for letting us keep our digital and physical tools, ( Flipper Zero, firearms, ) so that we can learn how to protect ourselves and our data, and not be disarmed and unable to fight for our selves. I just became a new subscriber after watching your video. Keep up the great work
You started to scare me when you brought up gun control - happy you took a common sense approach. Great video man! I’ll subscribe
I love when you guys get into electronics and stuff, I haven't seen much content out there like this, and it begins to answer a lot if serious questions that I have about digital technology.
I don't even understand this tech but when I hear that "they" want to ban it, I immediately need / want it.
Yup! As soon as I'm told "they" say I can't have it, or it's banned or anything that takes control and freedom from me, I have to have it. Whether I understand it or need it or not.
Ayy! The laser that I built got a cameo appearance 😂 sweet
This is unbelievable timing! I am studying for the Security + certification and was running through practice questions that were around RFID and NFC vulnerabilities and this video was literally the first recommendation that popped up! Interesting tool!
Your philosophy of wanting to give tools like this to your children to facilitate learning is in 100% alignment with my thoughts as well. Knowing "forbidden knowledge" is the best defense against the most dangerous threats they will inevitably face, and fostering healthy curiosity will serve them well. Of course, we then have even more of a responsibility to raise good children.
Keep doing the good work you're doing.
❤️Billy👍💯
this isnt "dangerous threats " lol . a computer is way more dangerous than that thing
The way the world is going, this will be an increasingly valuable skill. Just need to make sure your kids are intelligent enough not to brag or talk too much about it at school or on social media, otherwise they will end up on a list.
@@MrEdrftgyuji the fact that you know about this device means all those security flaws will be patched.
Thank you for such a great position on the Flipper Zero tool. Great correlation between it and guns. They are only tools, it's the intent of the person using it that decides it's purpose. Being an employed ethical hacker myself, it's great to find others in both spheres. You make great content and I enjoy all your videos. Keep 'em coming!
I’m excited to see the community grow, not only the security community but the hacker community and culture.. the latter is no longer what it was
I love how this exposes the illusion of security. 4:06
'safety' is not a word I would choose for iPads. Technology nowadays tries to control, monitor, and homogenize your experience. If they don't want you to do it, you don't do it.
Sincerely, an IT guy who used to root his phone.
Thanks for breaking down what this thing is at it's core. This was super informative, and I appreciate the objective explanation of its design and broad capabilities. I legitimately feel better informed about this device
The security community's concerns have paralleled the gun rights community's for years. Anyone aware of kali, parrot, metasploit, is nodding with you. Thanks for shining a light.
False equivalent.
@@johnwig285 I think you're right... but let's hear your side of it?
A classic of these tool builds is Lady Ada’s wave bubble project which is a cell phone jammer done with components online or electronics stores . Thank you for this argument point on the usage and learning of these devices. Ppl are behaving line this “toy” is something to fear when it can potentially be so much more.
Have had a flipper zero for a few months now and I LOVE it. It's not a "hacker" tool. It's more of a "wireless multimeter."
man, I've wanting to get my hands on one of these for years...
although, you can make your own boards but having an all-in-one flipper is convenient.
one thing that I speculate for the future is using drones + a black box (as an attack vector), which is pretty interesting
I've seen a lot of praise for the "dark flipper" firmware as well.
Already been done. Did it with the hak5 team in Oakland, I brought my drone. :)
@@ryshellso526 sick!
Great video ! thanks for mentioning my TESLA vid in description !
I just got mine today and absolutely love it. As someone going into cyber security its a neat little tool and I plan on learning a lot from it, and occasionally bothering my friends by turning off the tv lmao. Lastly for the love of god there are more things to do with it than just use the IR capability and RFID emulating capability. I wish people would understand that more as thats all you ever see them used for online for the most part.
What an amazing video..... It's always a joy to see such videos that offer a new perspective and then actually back it up with logic and facts!! Just too good👍
The fact that the corporate-state is looking into banning this device has made me more interested in it and its capabilities.
😂
Great video. Love the concept and I hope people catch on more.
I honestly just ordered one of these because my garage door opener and gate to my property remote are shitty and this will be a fun way to see if I can just use this for those tasks instead of having several keyfob things.
iPad = "teach me what to think"
Flipper Zero = "teach me how to think"
Such a great video!!!!! Even better yet is your careful choice of words that you used in your explanation on this subject i really appreciate your level of consideration that you chose to use when you made this as a FZ owner/user myself we def need more content associated with our devices like this and much less content of people trying to show how a FZ switching off a power meter repeatedly until it malfunctions when its sooo obvious that he most likely used a remote relay instead to actually do the destruction. Wisen up citizens and take control of your lifes before your end up tethered to a state run system that doesn't let you do anything including the ability to think or act for yourself because only you will ultimately have your best interests in mind its not possible for others that don't know you to do this
Would love to see you do a series on rubber duckies, RFID cloners, wifi pineapples, etc. Both what they do and how to protect against them
EDUCATION IS SAFETY... keeping people IGNORANT IS the REAL DANGER!
You're gonna need it when you need to disable an ATF agents smart gun before he shoots your dog.
Excellent video and commentary as per usual. Thank you
Isaac is living my dream, CyberSec and badass firearms. Cool stuff, love these videos.
You are so right and no wonder i can't find it anymore even on Amazon.
I am having fun with mine. a lot to learn. so far mainly goofing around with almost every IR remote ever made in my pocket and a handy place to backup all my RFID cards used at work.wifi dev board on the way.
I have a Flipper Zero and its a fun tool, I completely agree with everything that is being said in this video
Come for a decent holster, stay for the EW/ECM lecture.
I find the "cry wolf" on this hilarious, considering you can skim data with a cell phone and a simple sideloaded application. They obviously want it banned because you can play DOOM on it!
Just found your channel through this video. I love you man, I respect your takes on these topics as they reflect your certainty of sovereignty and unwilling to resign inherent freedoms. Moreover, I respect the strength and grounded confidence of the decision to utilize your public platform to express these concerns and ask questions you'd also like others to consider for themselves.
Excellent job on pointing out that this is an educational tool!
If you're looking for skimming, scanning, deauth work, and penetration testing aids, there are better options.
Great video!
Name a better option that's all in one?
@@NdjdhdjdbdDhhdhdhd a laptop
The boundaries of the Second need to be pushed, hard. There's a variety of places where "non-gun people" can develop a sudden appreciation for "arms" that are good for "self-defense" in this post-Heller modern age. From the simple things like all the changes reverting away from the "common to a militiaman" rules, through cellphones, recordings, drones, AI, easier/earlier full-provision of government cellphones and recordings in court cases, ... all the way to campfires and other nuisance regulations.
The Flipper Zero is a very nifty Swiss Army Knife for trained pentesters and developers and an expensive universal remote for everyone else.
Very glad to see a very well informed video without any clickbait about a well developed learning tool!
Especially appreciate how you presented the HackRF as well.
Flipper is pretty cool for your basic stuff. I had my kids spoof Animal crossing Amiibo RFIDs for their islands, before I lost it in a tragic boating accident, that is.
This is a awesome comprehensive look at the flipper. It doesn't start off as a crime device, you have to make it that if you choose. Or it can just controll your fans that have a remote and tvs all at once
As someone that uses this for work, excellent comparison. This is a modern day lock picking set plus a lot of other neat things.
Great video.... stumbled onto your channel... subscribed. Wish I could like this one more than once.
Cool to see you cover different stuff like this.
I'm from Australia. Seen thenFlipper all over the web for a while not knowing what it was. Checked during this video and they are all gone but from the official web page.
These are such high quality videos for the time spent on them.
I love this content. Have to say I really appreciate Isaac videos. I honestly wish there were more videos of him doing this stuff. Hes like the "Voice of wisdom and liberty."
Mine arrives in the mail today and I'm so excited to get to tinker with it. The fact that a firearms channel is talking about it is just icing on the cake!
where were you able to find one?
@@rfccw949 I just went to the flipper zero website and ordered it from there. It does take a bit of time to arrive though as I think it ships from outside the country.
I always love how informative you are sir like big props to you and lucas man and your whole company you guys keep fighting a good fight
LinusTechTips also has a very knowledgeable video as well and had the same thoughts. Great video!! Keep up the great work!
Great video. As noted... this tool does nothing special. It just gives you a lot of neat tricks in a single compact device. I remember having fun doing a lot of these things since the early 2000s with my friends as a bunch of hobbyists just having fun learning. It was a lot harder back then. The flipper zero simply shows that we still have a lot to improve in the "security" of technology in our life. But instead of acknowledging that and fixing it. The world wants to ban the tool and pretend the problem doesn't exist. Ignorance is bliss, I suppose.
Thank you for backing!
Can also communicate via the chat protocol from one flipper to another. ;)
I love your videos Issac. We need more of you
As a hacker and a pro gun avocate, I agree with this message 100%. Thanks for putting this video out not only to share awareness, but also to remind me to see if there were more flippers in stock. And there were! So I just bought one, and I can't wait to play around with it.
Damn glad to see this video back up 🦅
Once again THANK YOU for putting out very useful, educational, and important informative for all of us to know, and finally coming up with a name for these talks that are second to none. #trexlabs
great video, you have good teaching skills, real bill nye but relaxed, you seem interested but not overly excited, well done.
I keep seeing info about these things and I think it's high time I acquired one for myself.
Man I'm so glad you have a voice. I say much of the same only my voice echos into my tiny friend pool
Great video and agree that government overreach in the name of false safety is out of control. It is ironic that this is timed so closely to the move to digital currency from the government.
"False safety" but hey while we're at it, lets apply the same logic to ransomware-as-a-service and lie to ourselves that a user friendly ransomware for average cyber criminal to deploy doesn't increase in probability of attacks compared to having to write a ransomware from scratch. Bandwagon jumpers just agree with everything.
Ordered two just now! Looking forward to playing with them with my kids!
Wow what an awesome message, love it!!
This guy is the computer geek for a heist team in his spare time 1000%
Well said brother❤️👊🇺🇸
nice timing bought a couple for work earlier this week.
Thank you for making this video. The negative attention to the flipper is really irritating. The only attractive thing about it, is the amount of functionality for the cost. Any consumer phone can do half of its functions with a little knowledge and setup. The flipper is a low powered version of a lot of existing tech like you showed, Hackrf, tvbegone, rubber ducky, wifi pineapple, chameleon, etc.
It lowers and focuses the price of a $120 raspberry PI that is bare bones (or pwnagochi if you know), to a complete software and hardware setup that makes learning easy for $160.
The real scare factor, is that companies know about a lot of attacks (that have been done for decades) that the flipper is capable of most of them, and the companies REFUSE to fix there problems.
We should be holding these companies and regulatory agencies responsible not silly Proof of concept devices. The Flipper scares these groups, and as they are calling it " a kids toy" its sad the weight they are giving it.
Thanks 👍 good input
I definitely don't think we should buy these and I definitely don't have one being delivered today.
Thank you Isaac
Great video, man
Nice video always learn something from your videos. When are we going to get some more shooting videos?!?
The area of intersection between physical freedom and digital freedom is gonna become more and more important to understand in the near future.
So just found out about this thing and sadly skimming credit cards has been done using RFID door readers for years. They are literally a wire wound into an antenna.