Way to stay in the center of the the issues here! Tech is not inherently good or bad. It's what the user is doing with it. Reverse engineering is what makes better future engineers. Cheers and 73!
if out of 100 people that buy this 98 are cybersecurity pros and 2 are criminals . thhats a net positive on good guys lol people dont get that with those 98 pros you can stop the criminals . they seem to understand when it comes to guns though lol
These types of devices are good because they highlight vulnerabilities in other devices, which should make manufacturers improve security in the long run.
I think that is a forlorn hope. I refer you to the LockPicking Lawyer channel. He shows the inadequacies of locks over and over. Yet the manufacturers continue to produce them, without changes.
@@Bugkiller991 they sometimes do implement changes, but mostly for more expensive models, though i have to admit that here in belgium the last year or 2 most of the locks i encountered that were new from the shop didn't have the same easy vulnerabilities as the same type of lock from before that period. This made me wonder if it was just random bad luck(not every lock produced from a certain model is exactly the same, i've had had locks that i bought more than 1 from the same model at the same time and even though the keys looked alike it was impossible to open one of them while raking whilst the others opened in less than a second with the same method) or if maybe they would've made improvements to it.
One thing that I find very useful is testing RFID/NFC blockers actually work. Many wallets and card holders advertise that they protect you from being scanned but a device like this allows you to test and confirm it is doing the job. Taking this a bit farther, you can copy all your cards that have RFID/NFC data and leave your wallet at home, use your flipper for replay only when needed, you cannot scan what is not there. On the other hand, this leaves you open to physical theft since the flipper will have all your data. Pick your poison.
@@lazerninjaxxx7969 Most phones allow to read and write NFC cards. So to test your blocker...a phone would also work. A phone has actually a shit ton of possibilities comparing with such a device. But you would have to jailbreak it most of the times
A flipper will not retrieve all the information needed for an in person relay. There are only a few websites that allow you to forgo some of the info that the flipper doesn’t obtain
@@elischarutzler6757 You don't need to jailbreak an android phone to write NFC cards, it been a thing for a long time. iPhone it's also no longer necessary as a few full apps support it now on iPhone.
Love mine. It's just another multitool in my ever-expanding tool kit - built to do just what it does, but with a little tinkering, can do so much more.
I'm in some of these forums and you just KNOW it's full of tictok influenced teens. The majority of the posts are "it shipped!, how do I change the animations, how do I open a telsa charge port, and cases to be 3D printed" WOW! They have NO IDEA how powerful lets say something like Bad USB is (I think the most powerful) I mean, you can carry like a hundred or more different custom payloads on one simple to use digital interface. I'm an IT guy so this would be a time saving tool for me. Most just don't want to make an effort to learn more about it. If they do it will be quite rewarding!
@@bairfreedom a lot of people on those groups post those photos without doing any other research, namely searching their questions in the group. Not only that, but like you said, a lot of people are using it to gain views on social media for things like opening a Tesla charge port....which auto closes after a minute or two anyway.
@@bairfreedom I bet! This could totally do all your damn scripts with just a little bit of coding! People just think. LOL I CAN TURN OFF TEACHERS KAHOOT. this sucks ngl
@@michaelepica3564 Ya you can basically do the same thing with a USB C IR Blaster with an app on your phone. That being said, this device is still really good in alot of situations although the use cases in the wrong hands could cause alot of chaos
Been having a blast with my Flipper Zero. The GPIO function exposes some amazing functionality. I have used the Sentry Safe bypass and it works flawlessly. This device has rekindled my interest in hardware/software interfaces. I hooked up an RSP32 and been playing with it. Put Marauder on one for Wifi stuff and now playing with some other possibilities. I have some NRF24 modules coming so I can play with some of the 2.4ghz stuff. These are a lot of fun if you are into that sort of thing. All that being said be sure to use caution with these. It is possible to accidently interfere with essential equipment like medical devices. While the FCC may not be chasing every fool that misbehaves with a Baofeng I don't think you will get the same level of disinterest if you start changing the price of unleaded on the gas station sign. Have fun but stay legal folks.
@@kd4kzz you can't, it's a fibre optic cable directly from the hardware installed inside the gas station, the guys a moron and just wants to be included in the conversation about the new thing
@Zatoichi444 That's good. I ask because there are a lot of lazy kids on the FZ subreddits and discords who demand to be spoon-fed. People will offer help with links to docs but it gets tiring when the people you're trying to help won't read. If you have no experience with RFID/NFC or radio there is a learning curve but this device is top notch as far as being as user friendly as possible.
The beauty of it is like the beauty of a Leatherman. Carrying a Proxmark, Rubberducky, universal remote, HackRF One, and Arduino with power supply separately is heavy and inconvenient, that's why I have one. People paying a Grand for one have no idea what it even does, which is pretty hysterical.
I got my flipper zero, quite easily, got shipped in a week. I found a morse code feature which would be great for someone learning cw. We found the music player feature and play some music occasionally. Obviously it sounds horrible but it's fun to mess with. I do have almost all the ir remotes for our multiple TVs programmed. I even went to the club site and showed the club president the cool device, and he liked it. The community behind it is pretty cool with all the codes you can download from internet. It's a fun little toy to have and play around with. I would recommend picking one up if you can.
KM6ARC 43 years old and found a flipper zero. I got the wifi module to learn some more stuff. Glad there's a ham presence with these cool modern uses of spectrum.
I've always been interested in reverse engineering things. Mainly mechanical things because I don't need a bunch of meters and oscilliscopes to understand it. I actually am into radios and such, so I am curious about reverse engineering them. I may get a flipper some day.
Man what a way to describe the nail, position, and hammer of what people see, expect, and receive. This device isn't a Swiss army knife for any electronics hacking wireless transmissions. Instead It's used for simplifying life in one area for developers or maybe some consumers. Letting new programmers have an easy for program developing using the on board features. As well as expanding the capability of sensors, chip programming, and other diy devices to be programmed or utilized in a small form factor. The forgotten part of the device though is much simpler than It's capabilities. In the field of private security development, you can program this device with many different attack methods to attack your specific security device protocol. Whether it be Wi-Fi, RFID, NFC, WPS, IR, Photocentric (photodiodes, photoresistors, phototransistors, and photovoltaic light sensors), Thermal sensors, and ANY OTHER DEVICE/SENSOR YOU CONNECT. This device is similar to math. You solve for an equation and the device lets you prove your solution. The equation being a security risk and the solution being, well- the solution. Then proven against multiple attacking methods developed by you and the public to test the solved equation.
Just ordered the flipper zero, i think it is a great tool as you say to learn more about tech and that is always a benefit in a constant evolving tech world we live in. I would say use common sense and this will be a great tool in life. I dont see any reason for this being illegal since there is thousands of things out on the electronics market that can do all of the things the flipper does.
I should get myself one for the nostalgia I have a casio watch that has a universal tv remote, it doesn't work with any tv build after 2005-ish but when I was 13 years old I would start the tv in my classroom any chance I'll get, no one ever told the teachers and it made me popular for an entire week.
@10:50 ... there is still a lot of garage doors, access doors, etc. with fix code ... therefore device like this is handy to demonstrate it and prove that upgrade to rolling code system is reasonable request.
I've got one. Lovely little gadget. Unfortunately, there's been changes in the firmware and functionality between the white and black, some features have been removed. Something I would like to see is some sort of security on these things, as in a PIN number or Bluetooth connection to a recognised device to unlock it. If you've got a lot of info stored on it and it gets lost/stolen, the data on it useless without it being unlocked.
I used to install door access control systems where the rf was encrypted to stop replay attacks but so many systems are still not encrypted or do not have rolling codes. I was looking at a Hack RF to play with but don't want to get caught out in the field testing with it. That Flipper looks more portable and still can do many things but at a scalped $1k, I'd rather get my first HF radio.📻👍🤠
Really it should have perhaps been a screenless device that you wear or hide somewhere and control remotely from your phone. Nobody bats an eye at a person intensely staring at their newspaper right?
@@SianaGearz Good news then...you CAN use the phone app to remote control the device. Still has a screen on the device itself of course but still makes for new fun options :)
@@HamRadioCrashCourse is impossible to get it,been following to get one and always they are out of stock,do they have a particular day of month they re-stock?
I'm late to this party but I was searching today for somebody who would tell me what this thing is without being a clown and/or hype machine. Thank you.
Saying it's a replay device is vastly underestimating the device's strength. It has a ton of logic and can do things like run scripts, analyze spectra, and many other things. It's not just a "replay" device.
I think, Rolling Code will be my next project when I receive my Flipper Zero. it will be a fun addition to my TensorFlow Object/License plate Recognition garage door opener that I build with an old Raspberry Pi 3B and a camera.
My flipperzero shows up tomorrow if USPS is accurate. Looking forward to experimenting around, heck I’ve already recognized I’ll need to familiarize myself with git. This led me into the m5stack/stick line of controllers and now I’m waiting on a couple of those too. -73
They had a tracking number attached to my order in four days. USPS took another 11, but I’ll cut em some slack considering Christmas and the polar tornado HIHI
@@K0DMT I've been given a tracking number already, though it's a basic "warehouse has confirmed shipping" tracking number. Estimated delivery is early January which is good enough for me. It'll give me time to look over some of the programs available for it and learn how they work. I ended up deciding on getting the flipper after playing around with UART, JTAG and SPI on some devices I own, decided I want to check my wireless devices out too. It'll enjoy using it when I get it.
I could see using this to try to ensure the security of my devices. I mean it's scary that they can be used wrong and it makes it more accessible but you can also learn to make things more secure.
Strongly considered the idea for my garage door. My garage is from the early 90s so likely has no rolling code protection and as of right now we've maxed out the number of keys that can be linked to it. It only accepts 4 keys but we have 5 cars. Because of it I was the unlucky one and need to use the key pad to open it, but my mother feeds animals in our front yard and I don't like the idea of standing there as a dear walks up to me. Being able to mimic one of the keys would be incredibly convenient. The only other thing I'd use it for is as a backup key for a hotel. Going with the family on trips usually means only 2 keys but 4 or 5 people. At the last place I went to they even had a two door entrance so I wouldn't even be able to knock the door to let me back in. Many hotels are switching to NFC so it's a fairly useful idea.
I want a straight IR remote I can stick a ssd in to "program" with a text file. That is, where something like the Flipper Zero is doing the harder work of figuring out "what the code is", but some way to turn around and fix a sea of $10 remotes to blast their IR code a little fiercer and do things the original remotes never did. Like crossing home automation and AV control, etc.
I've had mine for about 6 month I haven't done nothing with it yet I'm still learning about it at my leisure I paid 300 and something dollars for it. It's brand spanking new still in the box
Can also use the flipper as a POCSAG compatible pager via one of the apps and the default frequency is of course none other than DAPNET (Decentralized Amateur Paging Network). Unfortunately I haven't had much luck with it due to the lack of amateur radio operators using transmitters connected to the dapnet in my area. Personally I use my flipper mostly for infrared and the occasional sub gigahertz.
I'm a trouble shooter and I think it would be cool to keep all my stuff on one of these to use like keys etc. There is a model of car, mabe more than one, that if the fob dies, there is an RFID chip in the fob that will allow you to start the car by placing the fob up to the start button or somewhere on the dash area etc. that would technically not use a code. It would use the RFID tag in the dash which cannot be rolling because the fobs battery is technically dead. The only way I could see that it is keeping up with the rolling part is if that little boost of electricity that the fob uses from the cars RFID reader magnetic field keeps it is sync. I do not think it does. I grabbed the wrong set of keys one day and was able to start my car with a dead fob that has no battery that has been sitting in a drawer for over a year. So use the flipper to copy the RFID tag INSTEAD of emulating the fob signal. Bam! your driving your car with the flipper. The door unlock signal on the other hand is the part I believe that gets people into trouble with bricking their fobs. Lol
I bought one for $169 because i have tons of rfid stuff that i want stored on a singular device so its easier for me and i want a universal remote for any tv anytime too. Like a sonic screwdriver lol
Got my order in this evening. Didn't know about the flipper one, though I assume it'll be a bit more expensive. Might get flipper one when it comes out if I like the Zero. GPIO makes the zero about as powerful as the ARM cortex chip on it, the flipper one with it's SOC will be able to do a lot of stuff much faster probably.
I should have watched this before ordering mine. I work at several apartment complexes and they won't provide me with a gate opener, so I was hoping to use it to make access a little quicker and easier. Oh well.. I guess it could still be used for a little fun...
Loving my FlipperZero. Got one a few weeks ago. Have made backups for everything in my house that it can interface with. The infrared part is very useful. At work we have many models of TV's in conf rooms in many buildings. Now I can carry them all in one device instead of having to track them all down. Just one aspect that makes this device useful day to day. Very interesting stuff especially once you start playing with the firmware available in the community. As I was typing this, UPS delivered the WiFi dev board so now I have more things to test on it tonight. Love your vids Josh :) 73!
@@the_mariocrafter FYI phones have NFC which is not the same as RFID. NFC is a different frequency than RFID and phones can't work with that. Very similar in how they appear to work but different frequencies and payloads and as such not compatible. As for IR, yeah I happen to have one of those old phones but not useful for just that feature as it doesn't work as a phone on modern carriers. The flipper brings together many different tools into one device. Useful to some but not as much for others.
Lmk if you can disable a router remotely my roomates stream so loudly and I can’t sleep would be nice to disable remotely. I used to unlplug it but they figured it out lol. Might just take the adapter to my room
I've seen somebody use them to send signals to traffic lights, and using parking garages for free. These things are cool, but I am already seeing the grey area with them being HUGE
It's a pretty cool device. I got one about a week ago. Updated to the xtreme firmware the other day when it came out. I was delighted to see that you made a vid about it. You should get the wifi Dev board and make a vid. Great video though!
For some reason this reminds me of the "cheeseboxes" our generation used to beat Ma Bell and get free long distance phone calls. Fans were called "phone phreaks".
Love this video, but man, I really got mad when I was looking at your shirt while explaining things. Was seeing white dots at the line intersections but they're not there haha
I ordered mine for fun stuff nfc emulating messing with new tech can be great also never know when they put a stop to making it so when i get bored format and ebay it
For someone who is interesting in pursuing cyber security, do you think this would be good to use as a learning device? Like say, I was to code my own little hacks, could I use it as a learning experience?
11:00 but that means that you indeed can get access to someone's car without actually stealing and keeping their key, as long as you get to the car before they do.
I would like to get a flipper zero 1 day. It seems fun and maybe I can do some things to mess around with such as pranking my own sibling by turning off the tv or something
There used to be that one called TV be gone is there anything out there that still does operate like that where you can push a button and it will turn off TVs.
High end cars, with features like lights on as you approach, or other types of features that sense when someone is standing near the vehicle, are impossible to replay. The reason for this is the car checks to see if the person standing next (in the vicinity of about 50 feet really) to it has the "key" or keyfob or not by asking it to roll the code. Any code saved before that point tin time is then made stale. They've been doing this since at least '06 if not earlier. I love the ability to dabble with things in my day to day, and even at work. I implemented most of these things so it's one of those places where the flipper and what it can do is at home legally speaking. Would I give a child this device? Not without oversight. Would I recommend it to any adult? Not without them first getting a firm understanding of where the boundreis of legality lie concerning how to use this device. Other than that, awesome little Tamagotchi!
I think with modification it would be theoretically possible for this device to support rolling code, but I wouldn't recommend it due to just the sheer societal implications of being capable of something like that
Is thus how they broke into my Mazda CX5 ? I came outside one morning and someone had gotten into my vehicle without doing any damage…. I had my keyfob with me and the car is always locked …
I got one to use as a learning tool. It has been fun to mess with so far, the IR has been great! But wouldn’t you know, not a Tesla in site since I got it😂
i always thought they interessting but i have no real use for it... the bambulab 3d printer uses spools with rfid chips, i was just thinking if it is possible to reprogramm the chips?
It does support rolling code with Unleashed software, especially for some home automation. I can copy my Nice Rolling Code garage door with Flipper device, listening only one transmission. In my country every fourth automatic garage has remote from this company. Also there are some KeeLoq private codes attached to this software. It is a real hacking device, you can do a lot with it. I think man in the middle attacks for credit cards or cars with two flippers and additional GPIO board will be possible if someone will add support to SIM card and maybe additional radios. But yeah, If you are not a programmer/hardware hacker/RUclipsr you don't need one, it is not cheap thing to have. I use it as a universal remote for all my stuff.
@@HamRadioCrashCourse Sorry, I missed that. For me this device is so awesome I wanna talk about it all day, even it sound like a correction, it is not i want to share my hype. If more people will have this device and knowledge that comes with that we will be in more secure world, nod dominated by devices that can be cracked by tamagotchi. Love your videos 💞 Take care!
They are really hard to get here in COsta Rica, but was so lucky that I found it in an outlet for 15 $. And I have to say it is an amazing piece of technology.
I wanted one till i saw the price, instead i got an RTL-SDR for my raspi zero W, i can send and transmit with more flexibility than the flipper, and i have lots of gpio to add a card reader/IR blaster. Sucks the raspis are also overpriced now
Way to stay in the center of the the issues here! Tech is not inherently good or bad. It's what the user is doing with it. Reverse engineering is what makes better future engineers. Cheers and 73!
Thanks!
if out of 100 people that buy this 98 are cybersecurity pros and 2 are criminals . thhats a net positive on good guys lol people dont get that with those 98 pros you can stop the criminals . they seem to understand when it comes to guns though lol
1001001 from Magyarország to you!
Pllp
How its used..just like firearms.
These types of devices are good because they highlight vulnerabilities in other devices, which should make manufacturers improve security in the long run.
I think that is a forlorn hope. I refer you to the LockPicking Lawyer channel. He shows the inadequacies of locks over and over. Yet the manufacturers continue to produce them, without changes.
@@Bugkiller991 they sometimes do implement changes, but mostly for more expensive models, though i have to admit that here in belgium the last year or 2 most of the locks i encountered that were new from the shop didn't have the same easy vulnerabilities as the same type of lock from before that period. This made me wonder if it was just random bad luck(not every lock produced from a certain model is exactly the same, i've had had locks that i bought more than 1 from the same model at the same time and even though the keys looked alike it was impossible to open one of them while raking whilst the others opened in less than a second with the same method) or if maybe they would've made improvements to it.
One thing that I find very useful is testing RFID/NFC blockers actually work. Many wallets and card holders advertise that they protect you from being scanned but a device like this allows you to test and confirm it is doing the job. Taking this a bit farther, you can copy all your cards that have RFID/NFC data and leave your wallet at home, use your flipper for replay only when needed, you cannot scan what is not there. On the other hand, this leaves you open to physical theft since the flipper will have all your data. Pick your poison.
If you want to test it ..use your phone
@@elischarutzler6757 ?
@@lazerninjaxxx7969 Most phones allow to read and write NFC cards. So to test your blocker...a phone would also work. A phone has actually a shit ton of possibilities comparing with such a device. But you would have to jailbreak it most of the times
A flipper will not retrieve all the information needed for an in person relay. There are only a few websites that allow you to forgo some of the info that the flipper doesn’t obtain
@@elischarutzler6757 You don't need to jailbreak an android phone to write NFC cards, it been a thing for a long time. iPhone it's also no longer necessary as a few full apps support it now on iPhone.
Love mine. It's just another multitool in my ever-expanding tool kit - built to do just what it does, but with a little tinkering, can do so much more.
I'm in some of these forums and you just KNOW it's full of tictok influenced teens. The majority of the posts are "it shipped!, how do I change the animations, how do I open a telsa charge port, and cases to be 3D printed" WOW! They have NO IDEA how powerful lets say something like Bad USB is (I think the most powerful) I mean, you can carry like a hundred or more different custom payloads on one simple to use digital interface. I'm an IT guy so this would be a time saving tool for me. Most just don't want to make an effort to learn more about it. If they do it will be quite rewarding!
@@bairfreedom a lot of people on those groups post those photos without doing any other research, namely searching their questions in the group. Not only that, but like you said, a lot of people are using it to gain views on social media for things like opening a Tesla charge port....which auto closes after a minute or two anyway.
@@bairfreedom can you buy it from a shop instead of online?
@@bairfreedom I bet! This could totally do all your damn scripts with just a little bit of coding! People just think. LOL I CAN TURN OFF TEACHERS KAHOOT. this sucks ngl
@@michaelepica3564 Ya you can basically do the same thing with a USB C IR Blaster with an app on your phone. That being said, this device is still really good in alot of situations although the use cases in the wrong hands could cause alot of chaos
Been having a blast with my Flipper Zero. The GPIO function exposes some amazing functionality. I have used the Sentry Safe bypass and it works flawlessly. This device has rekindled my interest in hardware/software interfaces. I hooked up an RSP32 and been playing with it. Put Marauder on one for Wifi stuff and now playing with some other possibilities. I have some NRF24 modules coming so I can play with some of the 2.4ghz stuff. These are a lot of fun if you are into that sort of thing.
All that being said be sure to use caution with these. It is possible to accidently interfere with essential equipment like medical devices. While the FCC may not be chasing every fool that misbehaves with a Baofeng I don't think you will get the same level of disinterest if you start changing the price of unleaded on the gas station sign. Have fun but stay legal folks.
Please forward for educational purposes how to change gas prices for educational purposes only
@@kd4kzz you can't, it's a fibre optic cable directly from the hardware installed inside the gas station, the guys a moron and just wants to be included in the conversation about the new thing
@Zatoichi444 How willing are you to read technical documents?
@Zatoichi444 That's good. I ask because there are a lot of lazy kids on the FZ subreddits and discords who demand to be spoon-fed. People will offer help with links to docs but it gets tiring when the people you're trying to help won't read.
If you have no experience with RFID/NFC or radio there is a learning curve but this device is top notch as far as being as user friendly as possible.
@@kd4kzz changing the price on the sign won't change the price on the dispenser, but it is a neat idea
The beauty of it is like the beauty of a Leatherman. Carrying a Proxmark, Rubberducky, universal remote, HackRF One, and Arduino with power supply separately is heavy and inconvenient, that's why I have one. People paying a Grand for one have no idea what it even does, which is pretty hysterical.
I got my flipper zero, quite easily, got shipped in a week. I found a morse code feature which would be great for someone learning cw. We found the music player feature and play some music occasionally. Obviously it sounds horrible but it's fun to mess with. I do have almost all the ir remotes for our multiple TVs programmed. I even went to the club site and showed the club president the cool device, and he liked it. The community behind it is pretty cool with all the codes you can download from internet. It's a fun little toy to have and play around with. I would recommend picking one up if you can.
Where did you get it ?
dude shut up already
@@jumper5633 had*
@@coparkingamazon
I wanna get 1 but I don’t have a computer
KM6ARC 43 years old and found a flipper zero. I got the wifi module to learn some more stuff. Glad there's a ham presence with these cool modern uses of spectrum.
The black cased version was from the folks that contributed to the kickstarter. In the consumer market you’ll mostly find the white cased version.
what are a few differences between the whit cased flipper and the black cased flipper?
@@Notme-le3qt the first iteration was pretty much unhinged the things you could hack and ruin was limitless
@@markcaracciolo8895 Is it possible to get the first edition somehow it changed the firmware back to the first edition.??
I love my flipper. Sure mostly what I use it for functionally I could do with other devices… but it’s fun.
I've always been interested in reverse engineering things. Mainly mechanical things because I don't need a bunch of meters and oscilliscopes to understand it. I actually am into radios and such, so I am curious about reverse engineering them. I may get a flipper some day.
Man what a way to describe the nail, position, and hammer of what people see, expect, and receive. This device isn't a Swiss army knife for any electronics hacking wireless transmissions. Instead It's used for simplifying life in one area for developers or maybe some consumers. Letting new programmers have an easy for program developing using the on board features. As well as expanding the capability of sensors, chip programming, and other diy devices to be programmed or utilized in a small form factor. The forgotten part of the device though is much simpler than It's capabilities. In the field of private security development, you can program this device with many different attack methods to attack your specific security device protocol. Whether it be Wi-Fi, RFID, NFC, WPS, IR, Photocentric (photodiodes, photoresistors, phototransistors, and photovoltaic light sensors), Thermal sensors, and ANY OTHER DEVICE/SENSOR YOU CONNECT. This device is similar to math. You solve for an equation and the device lets you prove your solution. The equation being a security risk and the solution being, well- the solution. Then proven against multiple attacking methods developed by you and the public to test the solved equation.
Well said.
Just ordered the flipper zero, i think it is a great tool as you say to learn more about tech and that is always a benefit in a constant evolving tech world we live in. I would say use common sense and this will be a great tool in life. I dont see any reason for this being illegal since there is thousands of things out on the electronics market that can do all of the things the flipper does.
Hi bought one for my delivery packages at the apartments every every useful makes my job 100 times easier!!
id question the legality of just accessing property without being buzzed in, even if you are delivering goods
I should get myself one for the nostalgia
I have a casio watch that has a universal tv remote, it doesn't work with any tv build after 2005-ish but when I was 13 years old I would start the tv in my classroom any chance I'll get, no one ever told the teachers and it made me popular for an entire week.
@10:50 ... there is still a lot of garage doors, access doors, etc. with fix code ... therefore device like this is handy to demonstrate it and prove that upgrade to rolling code system is reasonable request.
I've got one. Lovely little gadget. Unfortunately, there's been changes in the firmware and functionality between the white and black, some features have been removed.
Something I would like to see is some sort of security on these things, as in a PIN number or Bluetooth connection to a recognised device to unlock it. If you've got a lot of info stored on it and it gets lost/stolen, the data on it useless without it being unlocked.
What sort of things can you do on it besides copying and emulating rfid and nfc frequencies
where did you got it? in Europe is so hard to find it
what are a few differences between the white cased flipper and the black cased flipper
I used to install door access control systems where the rf was encrypted to stop replay attacks but so many systems are still not encrypted or do not have rolling codes.
I was looking at a Hack RF to play with but don't want to get caught out in the field testing with it. That Flipper looks more portable and still can do many things but at a scalped $1k, I'd rather get my first HF radio.📻👍🤠
If you watch the page I linked they restock once or twice a month, but sell-out in a day.
@@HamRadioCrashCourse thanks Josh. ;)
Really it should have perhaps been a screenless device that you wear or hide somewhere and control remotely from your phone. Nobody bats an eye at a person intensely staring at their newspaper right?
@@SianaGearz Good news then...you CAN use the phone app to remote control the device. Still has a screen on the device itself of course but still makes for new fun options :)
@@HamRadioCrashCourse is impossible to get it,been following to get one and always they are out of stock,do they have a particular day of month they re-stock?
"You can desync your fob this way."
-- lower third
"And I think we all know how painful THAT can be."
-- David Letterman's voice in my head
Lol. Well played.
Great vid hosh! love the way you laid out it's capabilities, legalities, and what it can't do.
Thank you!
I'm late to this party but I was searching today for somebody who would tell me what this thing is without being a clown and/or hype machine. Thank you.
Thanks!
Saying it's a replay device is vastly underestimating the device's strength. It has a ton of logic and can do things like run scripts, analyze spectra, and many other things. It's not just a "replay" device.
Great primer/explanation on the capabilities of this fun device! Having lots of fun with mine.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I still have my captain crunch whistle, and my blue box.
OG status!
on the subject of cereal what happened to honey nut clusters
Toneloc is still available on github. Just sayin'. :-D
This device should encourage designers to rethink the equipment they are selling that isn't secure.
I think, Rolling Code will be my next project when I receive my Flipper Zero. it will be a fun addition to my TensorFlow Object/License plate Recognition garage door opener that I build with an old Raspberry Pi 3B and a camera.
My flipperzero shows up tomorrow if USPS is accurate. Looking forward to experimenting around, heck I’ve already recognized I’ll need to familiarize myself with git. This led me into the m5stack/stick line of controllers and now I’m waiting on a couple of those too. -73
How long did it take them to ship it out after ordering?
FedEx International customer so hopefully I get mine within 2 weeks.
They had a tracking number attached to my order in four days. USPS took another 11, but I’ll cut em some slack considering Christmas and the polar tornado HIHI
@@K0DMT I've been given a tracking number already, though it's a basic "warehouse has confirmed shipping" tracking number.
Estimated delivery is early January which is good enough for me. It'll give me time to look over some of the programs available for it and learn how they work.
I ended up deciding on getting the flipper after playing around with UART, JTAG and SPI on some devices I own, decided I want to check my wireless devices out too.
It'll enjoy using it when I get it.
I could see using this to try to ensure the security of my devices. I mean it's scary that they can be used wrong and it makes it more accessible but you can also learn to make things more secure.
I’m in school for cyber security and am delving further into the IT world so I picked one up to play with.
Strongly considered the idea for my garage door. My garage is from the early 90s so likely has no rolling code protection and as of right now we've maxed out the number of keys that can be linked to it. It only accepts 4 keys but we have 5 cars. Because of it I was the unlucky one and need to use the key pad to open it, but my mother feeds animals in our front yard and I don't like the idea of standing there as a dear walks up to me. Being able to mimic one of the keys would be incredibly convenient.
The only other thing I'd use it for is as a backup key for a hotel. Going with the family on trips usually means only 2 keys but 4 or 5 people. At the last place I went to they even had a two door entrance so I wouldn't even be able to knock the door to let me back in. Many hotels are switching to NFC so it's a fairly useful idea.
If you have to pair an opener remote, it's got rolling codes.
I want a straight IR remote I can stick a ssd in to "program" with a text file.
That is, where something like the Flipper Zero is doing the harder work of figuring out "what the code is", but some way to turn around and fix a sea of $10 remotes to blast their IR code a little fiercer and do things the original remotes never did. Like crossing home automation and AV control, etc.
I've had mine for about 6 month I haven't done nothing with it yet I'm still learning about it at my leisure I paid 300 and something dollars for it. It's brand spanking new still in the box
Do you still have the flipper... Would you like to sell it? I'm in Australia
It's rare to find people who still know the real meaning of hacking - good video
Thank you!!
Can also use the flipper as a POCSAG compatible pager via one of the apps and the default frequency is of course none other than DAPNET (Decentralized Amateur
Paging Network). Unfortunately I haven't had much luck with it due to the lack of amateur radio operators using transmitters connected to the dapnet in my area. Personally I use my flipper mostly for infrared and the occasional sub gigahertz.
I need to dip into that. I have a pocsag pager.
I'm a trouble shooter and I think it would be cool to keep all my stuff on one of these to use like keys etc. There is a model of car, mabe more than one, that if the fob dies, there is an RFID chip in the fob that will allow you to start the car by placing the fob up to the start button or somewhere on the dash area etc. that would technically not use a code. It would use the RFID tag in the dash which cannot be rolling because the fobs battery is technically dead. The only way I could see that it is keeping up with the rolling part is if that little boost of electricity that the fob uses from the cars RFID reader magnetic field keeps it is sync. I do not think it does. I grabbed the wrong set of keys one day and was able to start my car with a dead fob that has no battery that has been sitting in a drawer for over a year. So use the flipper to copy the RFID tag INSTEAD of emulating the fob signal. Bam! your driving your car with the flipper. The door unlock signal on the other hand is the part I believe that gets people into trouble with bricking their fobs. Lol
I bought one for $169 because i have tons of rfid stuff that i want stored on a singular device so its easier for me and i want a universal remote for any tv anytime too. Like a sonic screwdriver lol
I’ve ordered mine yesterday and i think that is the most awesome thing i ever seen,one word opensource 😊MacGiver of nerds
Got my order in this evening.
Didn't know about the flipper one, though I assume it'll be a bit more expensive. Might get flipper one when it comes out if I like the Zero.
GPIO makes the zero about as powerful as the ARM cortex chip on it, the flipper one with it's SOC will be able to do a lot of stuff much faster probably.
we have a long while till the flipper one comes out tbh
@@bigezy420 Is that even officially confirmed? Or do people just use it as a catch all for "the eventual successor for the zero"?
@@mcbrite Confirmed on the flipper forums.
@@mcbrite yes the flipper one will not be here for a couple more years most likely not until the full potential of the flipper is found
Many of my non-radio friend have one... yet I do not. Hope I can get one at some point though!
I should have watched this before ordering mine. I work at several apartment complexes and they won't provide me with a gate opener, so I was hoping to use it to make access a little quicker and easier. Oh well.. I guess it could still be used for a little fun...
The cool thing about the flipper is that people can make programs for it, give it sometime and someone is going to start a car with it lol
Lol. I have a relative that pulls those pranks. He listens to the Tesla owner and his friend arguing about closing the charge port.😆
Loving my FlipperZero. Got one a few weeks ago. Have made backups for everything in my house that it can interface with. The infrared part is very useful. At work we have many models of TV's in conf rooms in many buildings. Now I can carry them all in one device instead of having to track them all down. Just one aspect that makes this device useful day to day. Very interesting stuff especially once you start playing with the firmware available in the community. As I was typing this, UPS delivered the WiFi dev board so now I have more things to test on it tonight. Love your vids Josh :) 73!
There are older phone models with IR and new Chinese phones with it, and the RFID is also on most phones as well.
@@the_mariocrafter FYI phones have NFC which is not the same as RFID. NFC is a different frequency than RFID and phones can't work with that. Very similar in how they appear to work but different frequencies and payloads and as such not compatible. As for IR, yeah I happen to have one of those old phones but not useful for just that feature as it doesn't work as a phone on modern carriers. The flipper brings together many different tools into one device. Useful to some but not as much for others.
How much does it cost after taxes ?
You can update the firmwire?
Lmk if you can disable a router remotely my roomates stream so loudly and I can’t sleep would be nice to disable remotely. I used to unlplug it but they figured it out lol. Might just take the adapter to my room
"a few screws left over" If I had a nickel........Great vid. Thanks for sharing. Hak5 shout out sucked me in too! I'll be back. Peace out all.
You could use in certain vending machines with the sensors that check the quarter
Nice
I use it for quick pen-testing outside of work.
I’m sure your work loves that. 😅
I've seen somebody use them to send signals to traffic lights, and using parking garages for free. These things are cool, but I am already seeing the grey area with them being HUGE
It's a pretty cool device. I got one about a week ago. Updated to the xtreme firmware the other day when it came out. I was delighted to see that you made a vid about it. You should get the wifi Dev board and make a vid. Great video though!
I have the dev board. 😅 I’m working on it.
@@HamRadioCrashCourse sweeeet. I got one coming soon. Have fun!
You could flood a wireless alarm system with RF and defeat door/wall sensors and stop/interfere with a signal to a audible siren.
Didn't even mention that you can play DOOM on it :)
Best universal remote EVER! Not for noobs...
For some reason this reminds me of the "cheeseboxes" our generation used to beat Ma Bell and get free long distance phone calls. Fans were called "phone phreaks".
I got one! I like the Flipper. The IR helps me most too, love that part!
Love this video, but man, I really got mad when I was looking at your shirt while explaining things. Was seeing white dots at the line intersections but they're not there haha
I am a simple man: I see a Final Fantasy VII reference, I click subscribe.
Excelent video, btw!
I just got one!!! Im 42 going on 15!!! Yahoo
Ordered one today I just want to learn about these
I dont know if i cant make a exact replica as flip 0 but the emulate radio wave is interesting.
I have the the sub ghz card on the way for me... helps a lot with range on the sub ghz side.
I ordered mine for fun stuff nfc emulating messing with new tech can be great also never know when they put a stop to making it so when i get bored format and ebay it
I love mine!!! So fun! Not the most functional but i find it helpful to have.
For someone who is interesting in pursuing cyber security, do you think this would be good to use as a learning device? Like say, I was to code my own little hacks, could I use it as a learning experience?
Sure. Also the bad usb is cool to script with.
11:00 but that means that you indeed can get access to someone's car without actually stealing and keeping their key, as long as you get to the car before they do.
I would like to get a flipper zero 1 day. It seems fun and maybe I can do some things to mess around with such as pranking my own sibling by turning off the tv or something
Yea, flipper's IR can even get through a hoodie fabric.
Love that kershaw lucha
There used to be that one called TV be gone is there anything out there that still does operate like that where you can push a button and it will turn off TVs.
High end cars, with features like lights on as you approach, or other types of features that sense when someone is standing near the vehicle, are impossible to replay. The reason for this is the car checks to see if the person standing next (in the vicinity of about 50 feet really) to it has the "key" or keyfob or not by asking it to roll the code. Any code saved before that point tin time is then made stale. They've been doing this since at least '06 if not earlier. I love the ability to dabble with things in my day to day, and even at work. I implemented most of these things so it's one of those places where the flipper and what it can do is at home legally speaking. Would I give a child this device? Not without oversight. Would I recommend it to any adult? Not without them first getting a firm understanding of where the boundreis of legality lie concerning how to use this device. Other than that, awesome little Tamagotchi!
I think with modification it would be theoretically possible for this device to support rolling code, but I wouldn't recommend it due to just the sheer societal implications of being capable of something like that
It can also act as a pocsag pager, maybe for hampager🤔🤔
Seems like a great tool for a locksmith maybe
My friend got one today and we may or may not have the power to unlock all doors with keycard lock
Wonder how easy it would be to modify the flipper zero to read rolling code
Except for the transmission of radio waves, you can do most things with your Smartphone
Is thus how they broke into my Mazda CX5 ? I came outside one morning and someone had gotten into my vehicle without doing any damage…. I had my keyfob with me and the car is always locked …
can you make a video on how alter your money ammount on a student card with flipper zero
Nice Lucha! I EDC mine with my flipper too.
Im waiting for the flipper one so bad
Want them rolling codes
You should do something with the modern rogue and the flipper zero
Love this ..wish I had some cash. Mess with my family's btv lol
I Know I Absolutely need One i have to have it so Cute
Has any one got there flipper zero from the direct flipper site? If soo how long did it take to receive it
Dirtywave M8 spotted! Tracker gang!
Why is there a rectangle flashing at the top left corner at 0:44 ?
It’s a monitor and idk. 🤷🏼♀️
Back in stock consistently now!
Very informative. Thanks!
thx for explaining!
I got one to use as a learning tool. It has been fun to mess with so far, the IR has been great! But wouldn’t you know, not a Tesla in site since I got it😂
Same bro 😂 teslas be scared ever since
Evertime I don’t have my flipper I see Tesla’s 😂
I too like the Tesla idea. 😂
So let’s say I locked my key fob in the car; but I have the flipper, and the signal to open saved; would this get my car open?
If it’s a newish car. Nope.
Do I have to be a coder to use it and know special comp knowledge
Take my money flipper zero ❤
I like the little dolphin character.
Don't have one but I want to get one, maybe in like a month.
i always thought they interessting but i have no real use for it... the bambulab 3d printer uses spools with rfid chips, i was just thinking if it is possible to reprogramm the chips?
I bought one for several reasons. Pen testing customers equipment and duplicating and writing ibuttons. And messing with Teslas is a riot.
Yeah. The I button is really handy.
Any idea about when the flipper one is going to be released?
No idea.
I work for Amazon I'd just use this to grab all of the damn Key code Scanners so I can just get in and deliver packages.
i buy for a few time they just send me a cover . please any bidy can share me the link where i can flipper zero?
It does support rolling code with Unleashed software, especially for some home automation. I can copy my Nice Rolling Code garage door with Flipper device, listening only one transmission. In my country every fourth automatic garage has remote from this company. Also there are some KeeLoq private codes attached to this software.
It is a real hacking device, you can do a lot with it. I think man in the middle attacks for credit cards or cars with two flippers and additional GPIO board will be possible if someone will add support to SIM card and maybe additional radios.
But yeah, If you are not a programmer/hardware hacker/RUclipsr you don't need one, it is not cheap thing to have.
I use it as a universal remote for all my stuff.
“Out of the box”
@@HamRadioCrashCourse Sorry, I missed that. For me this device is so awesome I wanna talk about it all day, even it sound like a correction, it is not i want to share my hype.
If more people will have this device and knowledge that comes with that we will be in more secure world, nod dominated by devices that can be cracked by tamagotchi.
Love your videos 💞 Take care!
They are really hard to get here in COsta Rica, but was so lucky that I found it in an outlet for 15 $. And I have to say it is an amazing piece of technology.
Press X to doubt?
15$$ 😂😂😂 I give you 150 for 2 it’s about 197€ -250 € one
I wanted one till i saw the price, instead i got an RTL-SDR for my raspi zero W, i can send and transmit with more flexibility than the flipper, and i have lots of gpio to add a card reader/IR blaster. Sucks the raspis are also overpriced now
If you wait, the official Flipper site drops new stock once or twice a month. Retail price is $160
Lol that was handy video. Thanks and subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!