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Flipper zero is more aimed at wireless hacking. Which is very cool, it's a fairly unexplored area of hacking (due to traditionally high barrier of entry), but i
by shadowpho 4y ago
Flipper zero is more aimed at wireless hacking. Which is very cool, it's a fairly unexplored area of hacking (due to traditionally high barrier of entry), but is a subset of "hardware hacking".
For general hardware hacking I'd get a pirate bus ($30), and a saelae logic clone (cheap). Maybe a nice cheap oscilloscope (but they go for $300+), but logic clone can get you mostly there.
- suction 4y agoHow though when any interesting wireless target uses encryption?
- _joel 4y agoThere's a load of GPIO on it too
- evilbob93 4y agoso far a relatively unexplored avenue. The Discord doesn't have a GPIO specialty last I looked but I've seen a few people wishing that there was one.
- 5bolts 4y agodepends on what you need scope wise. several traditional looking ones on amazon in the 150 range. hantek handheld for 190.
- birdman3131 4y agoI just got my Pokit Pro multimeter in this week and it has an oscilloscope feature. Good for up to 600V. Not currently sure I would recommend it but Ive not found anything bad on it. It is almost $200 now though.