Flipper Zero Bluetooth Remote featuring bluetoothctl

[@rad_linux]

I totally forgot to enlarge the terminal for this video. Sorry smart phone viewers! I'll have to remember for next time.

[@zodiaceng]

I’ve been bashing my head against a wall trying to connect my FZ to my RPi02W all morning and this video solved everything. Thank you dude. Really appreciate it.

[@rad_linux]

I'm glad this video helped!

[@druchaty]

Thank you for the step-by-step guide! The key thing here is that Keynote app should be opened on the Flipper to identify all the HID-devices before you call in bluetoothctl connect

[@rad_linux]

yup! due to the single threaded nature of the device you have to open the bluetooth remote before it exposes itself to connect with

[@tylercarrell9449]

Man, I’m glad you came across my YT, great content, keep it up.

[@rad_linux]

Thanks so much for hanging out!

[@bradleymetzger7506]

Lol that bong rip, currently smoking a blunt

[@OGkrymsonclouds]

The verify Bluetooth code screen got me😂😂😂

[@OGkrymsonclouds]

@@koalafox1111 multi console device? Im sorry you gotta be more specific

[@OGkrymsonclouds]

@@koalafox1111 what controller?

[@Rightly_Divided]

Do you suppose it is possible to make a mouse that works with the GPIO

[@rad_linux]

I'm not really sure to be honest but I feel like it could be possible with a breakout board, a custom firmware for that board, and some changes to the remote application. I have no clue how that would go though!

[@Rightly_Divided]

@@rad_linux Awesome man! Great content by the way!

[@rad_linux]

@@Rightly_Divided thanks so much!

[@RootsterAnon]

Can you do some beginner C tutorials? Like hello world and controlling built-in led light.

[@rad_linux]

Great idea!

[@nuggetteam7]

poggers fam, great vid. dont think I didn't see that Cumdump device lmao

[@rad_linux]

🤣 BUSTed

[@malikjordan833]

Haha I’m glad I wasn’t the only one who saw

[@climbingtooth8716]

Thanks

[@rad_linux]

no thank YOU for watching

[@climbingtooth8716]

@@rad_linux Hey I have a few questions about the flipper. 1. Any way to control the flipper zero overthe app? 2. Can I somehow use the Flipper as a wireless badUSB? Thanks p.s I subbed

[@rad_linux]

@@climbingtooth8716 if you go into the qflipper mobile app you can control your device through bluetooth in the options section. Its under experimental options > screen streaming. When connected through usb on your computer using the qflipper app, you'll notice there is a little qflipper on the right handside. If you click it, it will enlarge and you can send commands to your flipper through the keyboard or by clicking the on screen buttons! Both have a little lag, bluetooth is definitely worse. badUSB is based around the idea of emulating a USB keyboard by changing the firmware on a usb drive. The trick is that you need physical access or to convince somebody to insert it on their own. Now with bluetooth we CAN wirelessly emulate a keyboard, as I've shown here. The problem is that unless we are working with a very old bluetooth firmware it will require manually pairing the device (physical access regardless) or spoofing a mac address already known to that device (serious recon). I don't think flipper supports anything like that now, but it may be possible in the future. I don't know enough to give you a firm answer there. Thanks for the sub!

[@climbingtooth8716]

@@rad_linux Thanks for the long reply makes sense. I have not received my flipper yet but figured I would ask anyways.

[@imperia777]

Dude isn't the ESC equal to Ctrl-[ ?

[@rad_linux]

that hasnt worked for me but its possible thats not an available shortcut for linux

[@helloneibor7586]

I wonder if tapping the back button would work as escape. And holding the back button would exit app

[@alrikrr]

Good job bro !

[@rad_linux]

Thanks!

[@MrFrags]

cool

[@Tait.mp4]

robots sent me here

[@rad_linux]

glad to have you

[@MrTartans]

He said “Auto Magically “. Network Chuck lol

[@trumpone4443]

Did he say " auto magically "