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I wonder if anyone uses Flipper Zeros for things like this yet. Cameras, garage doors, radio activated gates are usually very insecure. They were not built unde
by wkyleg 2y ago
I wonder if anyone uses Flipper Zeros for things like this yet. Cameras, garage doors, radio activated gates are usually very insecure. They were not built under the assumption that thieves could hack RFID devices easily.
I don't want this to happen but it's kind of cool in a cyberpunk dystopia kind of way.
https://flipperzero.one https://flipperzero.one
- anonym29 2y agoThe flipper zero is an FCC-approved toy with an itty bitty teeny tiny subset of the capabilities of proper wide-band SDR kit, e.g. HackRF One. This isn't due to firmware locks that can be jailbroken - there is no wide-band SDR hardware present. This is just a collection of a small handful of narrow-band SDR chips. Neither serious threat actors nor corporate red teams waste their time with such trivial things.
- etrautmann 2y agoSure, but plenty of consumer tech is vulnerable to trivial attacks.
- throwup238 2y agoYeah I don’t care about serious threat actors, I just want to borrow my neighbors’ stuff at my whim.
- plugger 2y agoWhile this is true, the Flipper Zero doesn't have wifi radios or an SDR that can transmit in the wifi frequency ranges. OOB it's impossible to jam wifi with with the Flipper.
- 3np 2y agoRFID cameras...?