Flipper Zero next level

[@TheTrueCBaer]

I ordered mine on 14th of October to germany and its still in transit... I have a experience in RF and in specifications terms the Flipper is indeed not very impressive. But what the flipper does great is making these tasks very easy in a small package. When I do RF stuff i need a computer, a Software Defined Radio and complex software packages that are beyond most of people. The Flipper Zero will definitely push forward the evolution of security in these fields which was almost stuck for many decades!

[@debracastro6425]

What web site di you order it from n how much was it

[@NicholasHorvath]

You act like a portpack doesnt exist? none of flippers RF tools are groundbreaking. It's old tricks in a new toy.

[@TheTrueCBaer]

@@NicholasHorvath I'm playing with Ettus B210 since 2014 so I never got into HackRF

[@itsjustme...whitney6972]

You can reprogram n reset anyone manually

[@solrshawn]

I have never been happier that my vehicle is a 1992 without remote locks.

[@davidbombal]

I often feel the same way... better to have analog devices :)

[@sab0nes]

We can just unlock your car with a rock and screwdriver

[@thefreedomguyuk]

Would take me less than 60 seconds to make your car gone. Do you really think your oldschool locks are secure at all ?

[@MrKoblepot]

I open and start my old 93 van with jigglers 🤣

[@DG-ej5nz]

@@thefreedomguyuk he never said he drove a car :).

[@sdfawe-qo8eq]

I wished I'd seen this video sooner. I spent the last few days studying radio waves just to learn how my flipper works.

[@dan_rad]

Time well spent :) Good to know how these things work under the hood.

[@sdfawe-qo8eq]

I look forward to your future tutorials! I'm sure all these flipper owners will be swarming these videos in the next few days.

[@davidbombal]

Learning that is not a waste of time :)

[@midship904]

From many flipper zero videos up here on KZbin you make the best ones- and simple to understand.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you :)

[@Batcave4956]

Love the vids

[@sethrice9939]

Couple of things worth mentioning that I've discovered make it even easier. Features that might not have been included 7 months ago when this was recorded. * When running the frequency analyzer, you can select the frequency as it is detected, in that list that pops up. Doing so, takes you right into the read function. From there you can go to config, and set the raw option, to record, if it's not already. This way you don't manually have to enter the frequency info to record. It's also worth noting you can adjust the RSSI up, so that you can filter out weaker signals. Usually ones further away from your target device. * If you are recording raw frequency traffic. You can adjust the RSSI up here as well, so it's not detecting the background noise or frequencies of devices further away. By doing so, you not only ensure you are capturing the wireless signal of the device you are testing. But also you can just hit record, and leave it running. It will then ignore those weak background signals, and not record until it sees the traffic on the set frequency, at the strength given. So if you and your neighbor have the same doorbell device. It ensures it captures your device and not theirs. It also stops the recording as the transmission stops. So if you were to try and do a walk by recording of traffic in the wild. You could set it to record, with the raised RSSI filter level, then put it in your pocket. Walk past the target being triggered on that frequency. Then see just that transmission, without having to hit start or stop in the moment. Making for a cleaner signal to replay, and allowing the recording to go unnoticed. Which is kind of cool, and scary at the same time. To the comment of the bright orange cover. I thought this was an odd design choice as well. However, this device to most folks just looks like an electronic gaming device or something. It doesn't look like your typical black box hacking hardware. So it hides in plain sight, which can be more effective than you realize. Also with the remote stream via bluetooth function. You can run the entire thing from the smartphone app, as it sits in your pocket, bag, what have you. So it really doesn't matter what it looks like. But making it look like a toy (security through obscurity, yet in plain site) is almost an added perk for reducing suspicion.

[@solmarielopezcruz4882]

what whould i have to do i have the unleashed o.54

[@vardhangoud8851]

This is next level gadget Thank you sir by giving such a wonderful content even through its night in India I do watch your videos and go to sleep

[@davidbombal]

Thank you very much Vardhan.

[@Bleeeaaoop]

Vardhan did you hack the Tesla that sped off when the people were trying to park it?

[@drmqrder]

Hi David! Been watching your content for a long time, and am studying for my CCNA now. Your hacking content is very interesting, and I'm glad you're still making high quality content for everyone!

[@MaroxoNorskGamingTutorials]

Good luck with the CCNA! Cisco is so interesting, fits perfect with the flipper zero

[@francetg]

I've been trying to get one in the United States. Difficult without paying an arm and a leg. Great video as always 👍

[@davidbombal]

Thank you. I believe the shipment has now been released by customs, so hopefully become more available soon.

[@francetg]

@David Bombal Thanks for the info! It will be fun to get one and test various things around the house. Fun looking device.

[@devonzachariasmedia]

Looking at over $300 Canadian absolutely crazy

[@bw4265]

Forum reply from Support 7 days ago says "We will re-open sales in the US next month."

[@Rvalivesound]

@@octopusdreams The only place we found to buy it today was some sketchy sneaker flipper/broker. Probably legit, but he is asking scalper prices, naturally. Reminds me of PS5. I would pay a grand for one today in hand.

[@fitybux4664]

Car manufacturers love things like this. It allows them to say "oops" about their older line of cars, and sell more new cars with the fix. Since it's not necessarily a safety issue, maybe they aren't forced to do a recall or even care.

[@lesserkey]

Keep making vids about the flipper. I really appreciate them.

[@AbcXyz-rn2lz]

Defeat rolling code: jam and record first tx, jam and record second tx while tx'ing first. You now have a working tx. Ignition will require another tx, though. Ignition you can use blank SKIM ECM

[@chelliepepper4683]

Is thay with the Flipper zero?

[@allendibble4070]

What a great person I just hope you are the subject of a class action , was interesting that you didn’t mention that if found with your flipper zero you may be arrested for having a tool for i illegal breaking and entry ….

[@ClaytonLivsey]

I like David's quieter style, I was a little disappointed to see the jump cuts to pop culture & viral clips. All in all, I'm grateful to David teaching me this stuff. Real security advice from a real security guy!

[@justincv]

This episode was great, thanks for listening to your comments 🙏

[@Raima888s]

Ordered a flipper zero and 3 work collegues are also getting one lols. Want more flipper zero videos thx

[@zaccampa4055]

They finally started selling these in America. Wife bought me one for my birthday can’t wait!

[@zaccampa4055]

@Craig Dambra Not true. There was a long period when customs was not letting them through. They just recently opened sales up for America again.

[@jesseestrada934]

Where can i get one or what wabsite

[@zaccampa4055]

@@jesseestrada934 just Google Flipper Zero and it should pull up the website.

[@DevilbyMoonlight]

looks like a pranksters wet dream! the only use I would have for one is to turn the tv over when the Mrs takes ownership of the remote :P

[@duscraftphoto]

This is a great series! I hope to get my hands on one one of these days!

[@ourwrId]

just got my hands on one, it’s a great powerful little device to learn with

[@userx9166]

You could show the unleashed version of the firmware and the Sub-GHZ brute-forcing. That way you don't really need to record the signal and if it has a rolling code, it would still work

[@Darkk6969]

David, thanks for the video. It really made me aware of how easy it is to unlock those devices. Far as I know my 2015 Honda Fit uses a passive keyless entry system and is not vulnerable to this type of attack. I rarely ever use my key fob to unlock the doors as it's automatic when I touch the door handle. It makes this type of attack very difficult.

[@froido123456]

Great video, thanks! Could you make one on using rolling codes with Unleashed firmware?

[@DeadDad1]

I chose to support the Kick Starter project that was created to launch the Flipper Zero and I really love the device. People who suggest that the Flipper isn't a powerful device simply don't understand it. With the ability to add expansion boards to the Flipper the possibilities are endless! This is an extremely powerful device that can be easily carried around and used discreetly. If you are interested in a Flipper but aren't sure if it worth the price tag, let me just reassure you that's it's EASILY worth the price tag. I highly recommend a Flipper.

[@diplomat1837]

Can u help me buy one? I’ve not been able to get my hand on one.

[@jayl1712]

Amazon started suggesting I buy this and found your video thru a comment posted on ig. Great stuff but odd suggestions 😅

[@1tokeover]

You would have to be away from the car with the key fob and record the unlock. Then you'd have to use the flipper to unlock the car before the key or else it will not work. Basically, it only works once because of rolling codes. So unless you can defeat the rolling code security it's almost useless.

[@davezul4396]

The fun people are going to have playing with a flipper while in traffic.... this is just the beginning lol! Makes me like my 1973 truck even more.

[@Nexalian_Gamer]

Just hopefully some idiot doesn't start a trend of hijacking traffic lights and getting people killed. Idiots always ruin it for the rest of us

[@adatiel3962]

Definitely curious about the brute force rfid application and would love to see it pop up! Thank you for your work

[@Sys.Badmin]

As a locksmith, and an aside, the frequency of vehicles can't really be attributed to a region. I've seen various remotes at 315, 433, regardless of being made in the US, Europe, or Asia. Even some modern ford at 902. Sometimes even the same model and year can have different frequencies.

[@jasonscott8134]

you can probably thank military service members for purchasing cars while stationed overseas then having them ferried back to the us when their duty station changes or they get out

[@ntsystem]

For the bike lock - I would think that each lock comes with its own unique identifier for the signal; so you would need to have the remote of that specific lock to copy the signal and unlock it. Otherwise all locks with that type can be unlocked with one remote. Crazy nonetheless, makes it more convenient to execute attacks

[@everyotherbar65]

I’m patiently waiting for them to ship to the US again. It’s supposed to be this month.

[@troybujnowski1695]

Where did you get that information? I'm hoping your right. Any clue what the going price will be?

[@everyotherbar65]

@@troybujnowski1695 I learned it from their Reddit and their forum. I keep seeing them say real soon and November. I don’t know what the price will be but I’m hoping it’s still $170

[@troybujnowski1695]

@@everyotherbar65 o.k.thanx for answering my question. If you hear anything please let me know

[@everyotherbar65]

@@troybujnowski1695 they are available now. I just bought one for $169.

[@troybujnowski1695]

@@everyotherbar65 what site is it on??

[@pavingos]

Now someone can unlock my wife's chastity belt ohhh no 😜

[@JM16771]

First video I seen from you and I'm really enjoying your content. Definitely hitting that subscriber button and bell notification. Keep up the good work 💯

[@e-tinkerer]

With the alternative firmware it can decode a vast variety of rolling codes and it works just as easy as with the door bell. I have 3 garages, 2 ramps and some barriers memorised and they all use rolling codes and they work like a charm. Not to mention NFC decoding and emulating. If you think it is not a capable device you don't know how to use it P.S. Oh yeah David amazing content as always. Thank you

[@colinwilson8750]

That is why this wee piece of kit will be great in a year or two. The modding community will create some impressive firmware I think. If nothing else, it sparks an interest in some people, who will later go onto cybersecurity ect

[@e-tinkerer]

@@colinwilson8750 It is great today but I agree it is because of the community but don't forget most of the features are illegal in most countries. And it might be wee but you can compensate if you use it right :)

[@PyroShields]

You can actually use this to make some money and helping people out by reprogrammed a new key fob, the dealers rips people off. To protect yourself you should require them to show you their registration and license to verify the name is the same so they are not potential thieves.

[@brainsrich]

Appreciate your efforts. Need more detailed videos on it

[@Dennis-gj4nu]

I was going to say, you can still use the flipper zero to unlock/lock rolling codes, but you got it 😀 Jam signal, capture first code, and second one when they hit their button again. Then send the first code. Now you have a future code to use.

[@kylerx7]

Funny enough. I actually ran into the guy that got the CVE for this honda hack at defcon 30 randomly in the casino and he was telling me about it and went to the exhibit for it where they were demoing it.

[@CHILLOUTN]

Could you show whats the reach of the signals?

[@arduimania9183]

really very informative and without filters...you are a boss David...

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video :)

[@Jon_Carpenter]

Keep these flipper videos coming! Great stuff. Thank you!

[@davidbombal]

Thanks Jon! Lots more to come!

[@juliusrowe9374]

Thanks, David for the awesome content. It would be nice if the device was offered to ship to the US.

[@coedshowers]

it is, They just got a shipment of like 70K in the US

[@juliusrowe9374]

@@coedshowers Is that located on their site because when I initially when to the site that's where it stated that none are being shipped to the US. What site did you find them?

[@juliusrowe9374]

@@coedshowers Is that located on their site because when I initially when to the site that's where it stated that none are being shipped to the US. What site did you find them?

[@gbent4956]

It is just recieved mine 350$$$

[@Lazy_IT]

I must warn you that recording your car's Central lock signal and trying to emulate it is a bad idea. This can cause your central lock to freeze and stop working. I know because I myself got into such a situation) To restore the central locking, I had to disconnect the car battery. But I was told that this does not always work and you may need to contact the service center for flashing your car

[@edplaysdrums8435]

That doesn’t sound right

[@Lazy_IT]

@@edplaysdrums8435 what part?

[@edplaysdrums8435]

@@Lazy_IT it just seems weird to me, how could the car know the difference between the fob and the reproduced signal?

[@JonathanGurgul]

@@edplaysdrums8435It gets the same signal over and over whereas the real key fob would be going through rolling codes and it wouldn’t see the same one multiple times.

[@Chi8kiaBleu]

I used to be able to emulate key fobs in the 90's with my CASIO wrist watch!

[@OmniKingBey]

A Flipper Zero? This sounds more like a Pip-Boy 3000! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Maker-gz9nn]

How this flipper zero cost?

[@riu18]

Thanks man, to show me how it works with Flipper Zero

[@ahelalley]

This is really interesting and helpful, David Thank you for spreading your knowledge

[@davidbombal]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@NotPorn]

This is fascinating. You could do something with custom built Arduino stuff too, but I got my FZ because I want to learn more about how this tech works, and how to keep my property safe. I didn't pay off my car to have someone break in! They're going to have to cut their hands open through the glass if they want my nintendo switch! Absolutely fascinating. Cool that you can replicate amiibos for the switch as well.

[@Roadbobek]

If the first unlock signal is blocked and captured and they send another unlock signal that isn’t blocked and reaches the car, will the captured signal still work?

[@chubbyzombie666]

Love it. Tick tock made it look like it can do anything with out limitations. Thank you for showing us what it really does.

[@thevoid5181]

ah yes "Tick Tock" not "Tik Tok"

[@milanco2363]

it can do almost anything without limitations, you just need and unleashed firmware and the script

[@penevmusic9082]

Hi, David! Can you make a video how we can be safe and stop the attack from flipper zero and these type of devices? I think it will be interesting for many of us!

[@scottchristofersen2367]

He does that in the video to some extent. Modern vehicles use rolling frequency signals so you don’t have to do anything.

[@scottchristofersen2367]

Also it isn’t an “attack” but rather a capture and repeat situation. An attack would be more like a spamming of signals across the band a car uses for its fobs. If you listen for the confirmation you have locked the car with the remote you are probably fine. No system is completely safe. Keep that in mind.

[@kristofersnow7192]

From my preliminary youtube research, it appears you can really open up the specifics of this in terms of scanning and sending if you edit the internal code values/limits of the firmware. Still working out how best to do that but it seems worth exploring. ***THE MORE YOU KNOW!***

[@SidTheGeek]

I'm former IT support guy! I keep default key on my WiFi router for centuries. coz i know it's easy to hack WiFi in 2022

[@cyberdevil657]

David where can I buy it? Because last time I checked it was sold out.

[@davidbombal]

lab401 in Europe or from the Flipper Zero website. I know there are stock issues that affect everyone.

[@cyberdevil657]

@@davidbombal Okay thanks legend. I hope soon they'll be in stock again I can't wait to prank My friends with this 😆😃

[@kenshin-ali3368]

David you are one of my favorite youtuber. Great contents always. Keep it up.

[@tomfisher44]

So if you do not use the fob to lock/unlock your car, then you can be sure your can not be hacked by a flipper? Only use the actual key and disable the fob option would be advisable?

[@ozzman530]

Love it, still waiting on my Flipper to arrive. Could you go over the IR capabilities in addition to the ones you mentioned for upcoming videos? Thanks keep up the great work.

[@Dtr146]

I sat down with my flipper and I went through every single rolling code on my car. It took me about a hundred and some clicks of the remote to get back the same I guess you call it frequency output. I recorded them in chunks on the flipper with a pretty big SD card and I can unlock my car but I have to remember which rolling code it's on. Basically if somebody captures my key fob they're going to have to wait until I lock my car over a hundred times before they can get in it

[@d3spis3m3]

car transmitter Flow: Block signal while capturing first code> block sencond one they hit, Playback 1st code> Then you have 2nd code to playback whenever the hacker wants.

[@sheila2701]

How can these tools be used for good?

[@creativevisualsnewzealand6723]

Thankyou for the videos on theFlipper Zero. I have had mine for a couple of months now from the kickstarter campaign. Are you able to make a video and show or list what git repository is the best to load on to the flipper?

[@Pankaj-vc5ll]

What other options we have if we don't have flipper zero to open gym doora

[@Piola73]

Thank you for your video David, I think the Flipper0 for its cost is really powerful 👍

[@gamelaze999]

Make a video on If someone is connected to the same wifi as me so how i can access there device 😸

[@clipsdelea03]

David gracias por compartir tus conocimientos, se aprecia mucho

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome!

[@viibeoffical]

Trolling people who have ring doorbells would make them think there's a ghost at the door 😂😂😂😂😂

[@alisenjary]

Thank you David

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome Ali!

[@Ft.Prince]

More video on flipper zero

[@crashreport6356]

Nice little orange content creator 😂

[@doop00]

The more convenience we can get, the more we are vulnerable to it. I'm staying with my boomer lock and key.

[@santiagosurt3825]

Man I love you're videos I have a question, how far can you be and still capture the signals?

[@wirednomore]

That is one thing that’s missing from all of these videos, but it’s still a great video. I would love to see some of this done other than with the target device in hand.

[@samythegrappler3297]

Wifi hacking/GPIO will be a great topic for the next video

[@dopvmine_p]

Is it possible to increase the signal distance of the flipper by connecting another device that strenthens signals..

[@mrwickpt]

Many people dont know but the old casio " dont remember the model" but i will check , can read all codes even cars, i alredy tested on Tesla, Bmw, Mercedes etc... Practly its a old casio "from 1998" for TV comands ..kkkkkk

[@badeugenecops4741]

Stop complaining about the price. THIS THING IS PRCELESS! Besides, attaining anything in life is merely a matter of how bad you want it.

[@justin39222]

Bought mine today excited to play with it

[@jameswilson-sr4gl]

Ordered it last week. Looking forward to using it

[@jasonpitts8395]

Another great video David. IMO buying the HackRF + Porta pack is the better option. You can do more with that combo and it is readily available.

[@Blizzard4242]

Excellent video, now you have to tell me, where did you get that Wall-E from? It's adorable!

[@desiraybelcher8371]

To capture rolling codes on key fobs you can read the key out of range... I would assume hackers will jam signals and attempt to capture the last rolling code like that... but remember this could unsyc your current fob so do reset

[@aaronmilliman7685]

I de-synced my car from the remote control. I thought I'd just use my flipper as a remote. LOL. Can we use the flipper to find the code the car is seeking and then re-sync the two?

[@shadow.banned]

Safety first.

[@Zerkzeez]

Regarding the bike locks. It doesn't seem like it would be easy to capture the signal. Doesn't the flipper have to be really close to capture it? And if not then how far away?

[@Baleur]

Some jerk could leave it in the bushes next to a parked motorcycle, pretend to walk around the corner when he sees the biker coming ot unlock the bike, and hit "read" on his phone app to remotely activate the flipper.. Boom, he now has the key code to unlock the bike lock the next night. People dont realize how dangerous this tool is.

[@chuxxsss]

Capture weather stations mate.

[@userhandler0tten351]

Lab401 is currently the only reasonably priced option as I failed to buy mine before the Holiday

[@mohammedadam961]

nice one david

[@TekGalen]

I'm going to use this as a backup for my family's vehicles. It costs the same as a replacement keyfob so in the long run I'm saving money.

[@badeugenecops4741]

Yes, say EXACTLY THAT when the cops ask why you have a Flipper.

[@FlamingTortoiseSeagullBrand]

Except you'll likely unpair everyone's keyfobs in the process and no-one will be able to drive anywhere lol.

[@TekGalen]

@@FlamingTortoiseSeagullBrand if you do it right, that shouldn't happen.

[@omnitron]

You have more hacking software and decide option of captured signals.

[@dulla8123]

Does the device leave a foot print or breadcrumbs?

[@whitejarhead]

Can't wait for more about flipper zero brother you are really good and informative

[@roylopez6673]

Thanks David you're always the best

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! You are very kind :)

[@tactileslut]

It's like a script kiddie tool but for radio. Making things easy, but also easy to learn from like 1980s cable scrambling (level shifted video sync and switched brightness inversion) when compared with an encrypted mpeg2 stream. I have a nephew who would love one.

[@CH-og4fh]

Always appreciate your videos.

[@cluelessmonst3r560]

You should cover things about brute force and things like that

[@h2o40fpv]

Hey David nice video

[@Outcaste153]

There's the yardstick one, size of a usb stick. I wonder if you can use that with a phone running termux.

[@patrickbita3379]

Id love to see If the flipper can brute force open rfid gates or locks. I’ve seen videos but I’m not sure if they’re real. Thanks!

[@EnderGameZ.]

Need to get the firmware

[@fitybux4664]

If this could capture fire engine visual (and in some systems, RF) traffic signal light overrides, that would be a whole different level. To educate them about the flaws in their system and not to use illegally, of course. (Since the Flipper Zero has both multiple frequency IR TX/RX and RF radios, this should actually be possible. But their system might be designed with challenge/response, not sure.)

[@brandonkelbe]

Seeing as some lights respond to visual light signals I would not be surprised.

[@southernvapersden1304]

Would've been awesome if a flipper could run diagnostics on a car also lol

[@MrKoblepot]

Hi David, thanks for your work, Wouldn't it better for more clarity in the signal to capture it just with the read fonction when possible ?