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As an owner of a flipper this caused self deprecating chuckle. You’re a bit too close for comfort. It’s probably a weird fringe trifle, but I had a lot of fun
by more_corn 3y ago
As an owner of a flipper this caused self deprecating chuckle. You’re a bit too close for comfort.
It’s probably a weird fringe trifle, but I had a lot of fun with it during a physical security review for a client. It’s super impressive to open their front door with the CEOs keycard cloned by standing next to him in the elevator.
That being said you can buy a dedicated badge cloner on Amazon for $14 and it doesn’t work for fancy ones like what goog uses.
- threeio 3y agoHonestly the hackRF was the tool we all had before the flipper zero, its just a better carry factor. also -- get into amateur radio, we need more hackers to offset the old people we are all turning into ;)
- MandieD 3y agoI initially thought being called a YL was a bit of mockery since I’m over 40, but to most other hams, I am young. And seconded on the more hackers wanted! Don’t be put off getting a license because you’ve heard about grumpy (or worse) old men on the air - think of it as an RF experimentation permit. That’s what it was originally meant for.
- MichaelZuo 3y agoI'm surprised the CEO's keycard would use outdated technology.
- JohnFen 3y agoYou'll be even more surprised to hear that the majority of keycard systems deployed use outdated technology.