Flipper Zero vs "Proper" Hacking Tools

[@mason35715]

Thank you both for everything. It's always a honor and pleasure to have you both

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching!

[@RockG.o.d]

I made an ai clone of occupy the webs voice so he can read me bedtime stories.

[@jannesvandenboogaert6689]

Why did this only have one like this is genius

[@RockG.o.d]

@@jannesvandenboogaert6689 because its me who posted it and not someone else. though gave me another idea. OTW voice in a song. I may have to do it.

[@godjhaka]

​@@RockG.o.dwell most top comments on YT are by NPCs/sheep and they either get free upvotes from botnets or a paid service with a botnet. You can get as many likes on any comment you want. KZbin is as fake as the matrix

[@Christiankrez]

Awesome 💯

[@jaywheatley1690]

NM ñ😅

[@KnyfFite]

Yes! A full series would be amazing. Just getting into IOT and LoRa, and I'm fascinated already. Learning more about wireless comms is incredible. Thank you both so much for these videos.

[@philmccracken1392]

Please make the SDR series 🙏

[@davidbombal]

Thank you for commenting. I'll ask OTW

[@miha8639]

Definitely do SDR, more than eager to hear about this field @@davidbombal

[@sausas8209]

Yes please!

[@Mangor]

yes!

[@Keeeeeeeeeeev]

@@davidbombal 🦾🦾🦾

[@Giangi578]

Is it just me or, since he's intercepting plane signal from somewhere around him that, he just doxed his approximate location?

[@defaltatdenswagamhaven2142]

unless he changed his location to do that he did a mistake here

[@eugenweissbart]

exactly my point

[@sm0k3.blunt-007]

Seems like a calculated decision. There are copies of his books with his legal name on them. And as a person who doesn't rally do illegal stuff necessarily in public, there isn't much to worry about. The anonymous thing is mostly for mystique I imagine.

[@Afinef]

@DavidBombal

[@abluh12]

fr bro is from salt lake city UT and if i traced the coordinates you could fine the end of the frequency where the antenna begins projecting to get pretty close to his location

[@jsmith85151]

Please do videos on the HackRF One!

[@sausas8209]

b-b-b-b-bump

[@ericccowan]

This would be nice

[@jdlane5136]

And all the SDR devices, Lime, Pi64 Raspberry Pi5 + DragonOS, Blade, etc.

[@jsmith85151]

@@jdlane5136 Yes, the Lime SDR is something I'm picking up soon.

[@coreyman00]

Yes

[@JewelsCho]

You guys are the reason I started to look into SDR/radio hacking. I hope to see more of these awesome videos in the future!

[@shoface1798]

that beginner linux book is what got me into this field about a year ago and i haven’t looked back since. Had know idea this dude was the Author. Big Thanks

[@tracydeuyour4186]

Me too starte Kornelius cybersecurity college last week. Congratulations 🎉

[@renzokuken2g]

Just picked up my Flipper a while ago, been doing this type of "monitoring" since I was 19 and never knew it. Started with CB radios...lols Love this ,thanks HTW and David!

[@Betruet]

I love learning about this stuff, thank you both for your presentation and professionalism. A series with you two on SDRs would be great!

[@mytechnotalent]

Great job David and OTW! So many people I do not think take the time to understand the full capabilities of some of these devices and this is so helpful! Yes a SDR series!!!

[@johngrikis9049]

I really enjoy these videos. It's great how a mechanic is now a Cybersecurity expert teaching people from around the world even in government bodies. I am not in IT but learning and picking up a lot of it.

[@dave24-73]

Yes for the tutorials. I’m always amazed at the quality of production, and how you never run out of content.

[@reidcardwell]

Great video, as always. For sure, I'd love to see a series on SDR.

[@Hieronymus1450]

I hope the The Cyberwarrior Handbook is published a little earlier then 2079, great video, really helpful

[@tehbarbour]

SDR series would be amazing! Thank you both😊

[@wcg66]

Banning the Flipper Zero was a ridiculous move by the Canadian government. However, car theft here is absolutely nuts. Most stolen cars are in the port of Montreal in a container within 24 hours.

[@ssppiieegg]

My RTL-SDR comes in and David drops this BOMBal

[@Agent_Orange_Peel]

Any video with OTW is a banger. Thanks guys.

[@FlakeyPM]

Agreed! A full series would be amazing on SDR

[@pgawin87]

If You do complete series about SDR, "FROM 0 TO HERO", i watch that. 👍🙂

[@jackiel5651]

It would be amazing to have a series or a video course on sdr and hack RF! Thanks David and Otw for sharing with us

[@alejandrocastillo6621]

It would be great if a series on SDR and especially HackRF is done. Thank you David and OTW for these awesome interviews and the content shared.

[@BillAnt]

Half duplex with USB2, LimeSDR or BladeRF are better. ;)

[@fk319fk]

While I am not interested in using the SDR for hacking, I am very interested in using it to examine natural phenomena. Thanks for the overview.

[@GymRatJunkie]

OTW explanations in Linux Basics was more helpful to understand bash scripting, than the ethical hacking course in college. Huge fan of his books! Love listening to the wisdom of both David and OTW.

[@mikeschmalz2031]

For wanting to remain anonymous, unless this is a playback from an SDR recording made elsewhere, OTW presumably shared quite a bit of data which could be used to triangulate his location to a pretty small geographic area. A determined threat actor with knowledge of ADS-B and RF propagation could probably dox him pretty quickly.

[@TheAceTroubleshooter]

He holds classes, from civilian to federal employees. People know who he is.

[@JamilChowdhury-v3g]

Thankyou for inviting OTW. Please make a video with OTW base on radio signal hacking

[@carlac296]

This is super interesting. Please do a SDR series

[@romzeek]

*Plot twist*: David Bombal _is_ OccupyWeb

[@rudycandu1633]

Yes I would like to learn how to use my SDR. I bought one a few years ago but I never got around to trying it. A series on its use would be very helpful.

[@TheBlueMeanie]

This guy can teach. Hits all the common hang ups in-line, and knows how to tangent without losing the main lesson. Good stuff and looking forward to more!~

[@JakeL-wr7xr]

yes full SDR hacking series would be great. thank you for everything

[@seriousted]

SDR series please! You're the man!

[@PixelPerfectBen]

@davidbombal - Thank you for your videos. I have learned so much over the last few months from you and your guests, especially OTW. I’m currently reading his books. Keep up the great work!

[@hamidben2865]

Thanks david for your efforts, i'm exited for SDR series

[@SlingerJames]

OTW mentions that the LimeSDR device is the most capable, but unfortunately it looks like the LimeSDR devices are no longer being sold on their website. Does the LimeSDR Mini have the same capabilities as the standard device? If someone interested in getting a SDR device couldn't get a LimeSDR device, which BladeRF device is recommended?

[@ballaimpalass]

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!! SDR SERIES!!! Whether its a hackrf, evil crow, blade rf... All AWESOME

[@jabadoo5307]

I’d love a good set of classes on SDR. I’ve got an rtl-sdr to pickup my home alarm system and transmit through mqtt to home assistant. I’m at a roadblock trying to get water meter integrated to HA. I think it’s time to upgrade to a transceiver. Keep up the videos, you both are great!!!

[@threeMetreJim]

Water meter: first things, transmit frequency and modulation type, then use something like universal radio hacker to find out the packet transmit format (bits, length, what the individual bits mean) so that you can identify yours from any others nearby. This assumes that it transmits all the time, doesn't need an initiation of some sort, and doesn't use a secure system (unlikely for a water meter, but you never know).

[@Emanuele1973]

The direct link to the courses doesn’t work. Pops up a Wix page saying “Looks like this domain isn't connected to a website yet”. I’m watching using an iPad

[@garrettgrimmett405]

I loved the talk and thank you for bringing to light the need for SDR security. I love all the hacking talks but can ya'll add some defense to the talks. Maybe adding some defensive measures, so we can grow stronger as a security community.

[@swapneelbanerjee8958]

YES , we would be delighted to have a full SDR series

[@Lineage_OS]

I am mad for learning sdr with you and OTW Please go on with this series Really gonna loved by everybody

[@GonzoDr-r8t]

David- I dont remember when i came across you, but you are my first subscription! Thanks for making these videos!

[@bennguyen1313]

Would love to see a course on all the practical SDR applications.. using either a LimeSDR Mini or LimeSR USB. For example, --Morse Code CW Transmission (NFM and AM/USB) and decoding/Receiving (CW Skimmer, CWGet , morsecode scphillips translator, etc) --HAM : trunking (SDRTrunk / Unitrunker) / TETRA (SDRsharp plugin, OpenEar, OsmocomTETRA), digital-modes (DMR, D-Star, System Fusion/C4FM, NXDN, P25/Police Scanner (DSD LouisErigHere), POCSAG (PDW Software) , YSF FT8 )) , convert modes on the fly (i..e use DMR radio to talk on C4FM), --Decoding/Visualizing Weather Satellite data (noaa-apt, WXtoImg ) ADSB Plane Tracking (X-Plane / XHSI and AdsbSCOPE plugin, MultiPSK with Maperitive) ; Finding Satellites (Orbitron , g-predict, orekit) --GPS Decoding/Plotting/Spoofing ( GNSS-SDRLIB, RTK-NAVI) --ATSC Video Receiver/Transmitter (Portsdown DATV, SDRAngel, GRC, SDRGlut) --Local GSM/LTE cellular network (GPRS) (gr-gsm, Kalibrate, IMSI-catcher, srsLTE-Sniffer, rtl-sdr-LTE dedsecimsi, FALCON) --Text/voice decoding (OpenEar, Defcon 2016) --Inmarsat AERO satellite Medlink AMBE Audio ACARS (jontio / libaeroambe built JAERO) --Reverse Engineer an RF keyfob ( clock-recovery, analyze protocol (Universal-Radio-Hacker, Inspectrum), transmit ) --Reverse Engineer Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum BTW, the Complex Numbers episode of the HackRF course is my favorite on the subject!

[@therealmonkeymonkeyaap]

hello david! hackers-arise seems to be offline?

[@offensiveredteam]

Looks like this domain isn't connected to a website yet

[@therealmonkeymonkeyaap]

@@offensiveredteam exactly! it is still in the wayback machine, but... it is not very practical and I can't login anymore.

[@caseykelley8748]

I’m new to the channel and I vote for the SDR courses!

[@mikemiller9891]

What happened with this idea? Was there a series put out?

[@6i668]

Yes, do a series on SDR, thanks guy's

[@JaguarInfinity]

A series on SDR would be amazing! Waiting on my HackRF with portapack to arrive any day now, do would love content of your standard and quality to learn more with

[@rationalbushcraft]

There are some countries that it is illegal to receive some signals. There was a time the UK made it illegal to receive police radio calls. Now they are all encrypted or at least every police department I know of is encrypted. My local sheriff has a frequency that Hams with radios that have been hacked and transmit opened up can use for search and rescue and other emergencies but the normal channels are encrypted. But know your countries laws as some do have laws againist some radio signals. For the matter of fact before cell phone signals were encrypted it was illegal to listen to calls due to eavesdropping laws right here in the US where generally you can listen to any signal you can receive.

[@stevep7346]

I think a fair analogy would be that Flipper Zero:SDR hacking tools as Swiss Army Knife:Knives and tools. Is a Swiss army knife the best knife? Screwdriver? File? Tweezers? No, but it is all of those, in a very limited way.

[@CyberDevilSec]

Always great to see my 2 Legends on KZbin! this is so interresting. I do have a flipper and actually i wanted to buy a hackerRF last year but i don't think i'm ready to invest this much money after being a bit dissapointed with flipper. I think OTW is 100% correct what he saids : "it's great for awarness but has more limitations' i agree with that and not to long ago i got asked to work in a company for satilites security but really i could not say yes to that because honestly i do not have enough knowledge in this regard to start securing satelites LOL. The most valueble lesson in this field is that you will never know everything and it is truly amazing everytime! Thanks David & OTW

[@Navoii.]

"Canada's Flipper Zero ban: Once again, politicians show they know nothing about technology" Also him talking about how they can actually be used to unlock older model cars:

[@yaswanthravuri8450]

David what are the tools we can use to learn and design and simulate networks ?

[@pravadonisproductions6399]

Tbh I’m the only person in my family who has been to college or even knows the slightest thing about these topics. Just want to thank you for educating me through my journey!

[@gamereditor59ner22]

In my opinion, flipper zero is a toy for beginner hacker if he or she is interest in depth of how does it work. Edit: Thank you for the video! I have occupy the web books and love it!

[@davidbombal]

I think many people would agree with you. Glad you enjoyed the video! :)

[@TheRealSpek]

Very very true. Flipper brought the intro price down from 400-800$ with HackRf etc down to a flipper price point

[@dave24-73]

Issue with the Range Rover, is if you get into the car, in the rear left is the module for the keys, if you replace that and already have a key match to new module this can be done in minutes. So it’s the accessibility to the module that is causing the cars to be stolen. More so than a simply relay attack.

[@Kingupro]

I'm really waiting for that, the SDR series.

[@mjollnir2525]

Oh yes, please make the SDR series!

[@TheTrueCBaer]

Whats the state of the SDR hype? Most of the current SDR hardware is like 10 years on the market and overall i feel the peak was in the mid 2010s. The Flipper Zero was fresh but its more closer to a universal remote (with way to few buttons) than a SDR.

[@cassiofreitas8559]

An absolute win, hackRF I would love to watch

[@Scampi14037]

Great content, great idea on SDR decoding videos

[@Trailereye]

Just do more. I'm not even in that field, but very interested. OTW + David= very comprehensive and interesting couple to learn from

[@crashnburn2351]

With regards to range rovers, 90 were stolen in 1 day in central London. The biggest issue is they no longer need to do a relay attack and can attack it directly with a brute force attack. They then plug into the ODB2 port and program in a new key. All this in less than a minute!

[@Jonathan.Boring]

21:55 to 22:40 is incorrect, HackRF goes to 6GHz not 1.6 GHz…. I have a Portapack H2 and also just a regular HackRF One and a flipper. Interesting video. The “anonymous” person being interview had some pretty strong biases throughout the interview. Also some of it seemed like he would quote numbers and didn’t double check them before this.

[@badgertheskinnycow]

I would appreciate a series upon SDR and related subjects 👍

[@Ds10733]

Thank you. Is Linux for hacking coming soon too?

[@Brandon-w3o]

YES!!! YES!!! YES!!! You should start a series with OWT about this!!!

[@techwg]

Good video. Though I am a bit disappointed though because I use RTLSDR to track aircraft using a piaware attached to Virtual Radar on my windows PC. I was hoping to see some kind of hacky type of thing using an RTLSDR. So far I can't see how a basic RTL SDR alone will do much of anything useful other than maybe for pen testers listening into cordless mics or internal security radios that aren't encrypted or something. I can't see any sort of hacky type of stuff it would help with?

[@jamesg.8917]

Always learn so much from your videos. Thanks for serving the community! We appreciate you!❤

[@Hanimeshorts1]

i think if someone wants to be hacker , he should focus on real knowledge rather than gadgets like flipper zero

[@rathanveerarts]

Yes, full series would be great🎉

[@vojtechstoklasa3417]

yay OTW is back welcome bro! Loved your books, i wish i've discovered them when learning linux, it would definetly save me some nerves. Flipper Zero tho - its' nice tool, it's not groundbreaking but its good for what it's worth. It's a bit overpriced tho

[@27andythom]

an SDR series with OTW would be rad!

[@ajones5341]

HackRF and all the way to advance SDR would be amazing!! Cant wait for the videos

[@stevenharvey1375]

Please make the SDR series.

[@domenicorutigliano9717]

what they do in canada they use a more sofesticated SDR to pick up the fob key from the house and aplify the signal to trick the car that the fob key is close to the car

[@spottechnologies]

Wow, this is so amazing, great video David! Thanks for share...

[@dahudie]

Do you have to ask? A tutorial series on this regardless of the depth would be great.

[@yassersaied7279]

Amazing series between best IT guy in industry and OTW

[@bashkillszombies]

The flipper has better support than the HackRF - it's "limited capabilities" are not as bad as HackRF's self destructive amplifier. Also watching ADS-B isn't hacking. And ANY plane that is worth monitoring isn't displaying ADS-B.

[@sorensd]

28:00 gives a basic idea of OTW presence near Salt Lake City, Utah

[@zachgoodbody]

I have recently found this chanel and it had expanded my info big time

[@peterfairlie2296]

OTW Keeps bringing up the subject of Satellite hacking. This is my area of interest and expertise. It'll be interesting to see what OTW shows us as he's always bang on with the subject matter. And he's bang on that satellites area easy targets with the right equipment and knowledge. 😎

[@muhammadabdulrahman9121]

David you didn’t leave him show us the complete of the dump1090, you just cut him David.

[@splitprissm9339]

Some countries laws do have quite strict opinions on disclosing to third parties anything received that wasn't addressed to you..... And what needs to be mentioned is that there is some truth to the old simplification "any receiver is also a transmitter and can be discovered" - it certainly CAN be true with any setup that is a) superheterodyne or regenerative and b) not well shielded!

[@gregclarke6419]

Some countries (I know of one in Europe) ban the "eavesdropping" of radio signals that are not intended for you.

[@jcgm666]

yess do a serie with SDR video, Hackrf one and others!

[@sierrawhiskey5144]

I have both HackRF and the Flipper. Flipper is more a conveniance tool, the HackRF is the more dangerous device between them and a good tool to learn from. I'm trying to fill the gaps of knowledge I have so I would welcome even basic info on OTW and DB collabing on SDR stuff.

[@AlisonJames-l3j]

hi David , i love you shows.However overall volume is lower than any other videos on different channels x

[@letsRegulateSociopaths]

deep dives are always appreciated. SDR is a great one.

[@gunzyb]

Would love an SDR series!

[@Arisekiwi]

A flipper Z is hardly a toy. You just need to break free from the leash.

[@wreka11]

What you mean?

[@Arisekiwi]

@@wreka11 the unleashed firmware is a lot better than the stock firmware in my opinion. I have tried three and Unleashed is the way to go

[@Arisekiwi]

@@wreka11 the Unleased firmware unlocks more out of it

[@robweiler6711]

Thank you both. You have been a great inspiration and trusted source of information. I am addicted to learning and cybersecurity / hacking is such a incredibly relevant topic to study... it has literally changed the course of my life and I can not thank you enough.

[@saadb2670]

I learned a lot from OTW and this channel.

[@christopherfoote1284]

I would love to have an SDR series!

[@rikoskokos]

hope you already started this SDR project series

[@jino139]

Please continue expanding on this subject

[@dustinhxc]

This is awesome so happy to see him back on!!! Great topic too!

[@bosi9929]

Could one use rtl-sdr in combination with hackrf for full-duplex?