Can The Flipper Zero HACK A TESLA? #shorts

The Flipper Zero has a lot of crazy features but thankfully car manufactures can outsmart most of them.

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[PhoneRepairGuru]

For those saying I put it on the wrong side, I tried it on the back side and other sides for about 10 minutes. It does not work..
* I also said authentification, I meant authentication :)

There are other ways someone can break into a tesla however, and there are also people who have claimed to have made copies of this card. The best thing you can do to secure your tesla is enable pin to drive.

[Lol]

Now imagine walking into a parking lot and seeing that someone has helpfully plugged in ur car

[eduardoavila]

"Damn someone charged my car for me..."

[muntthedubious_]

“Officer, someone broke into my car!”
“What were they using?”
“A Tamagatchi”

[RealMrBoi]

Aw hell naw man bro stole my car with a toy💀

[TamilEelam]

I’ve watched your videos for years now! I’ve enjoyed them very much! Keep up the good work!

[Rckatz]

Everyday when Phone Repair Guru uploads always a banger

[hammad]

I'm awake again, no worries, that was a short, good night ♥️

[goose]

"haha! now i can siphon out their ga-

oh."

[ArchyyBoii]

"Tesla patchnote 1.6901 fixed the funny charging door opening from funny little remote"

[Legendz]

“Oh look hunny, i left the damn charge lid opened”

[YD_.]

When the car is being unlocked by the card, there is a vulnerability period for about 2 seconds where the authentication signal can be copied and used on ANY tesla of the same model because apparently they use the same auth signal, but key only gives it for the specific card it’s paired to

[otter]

I mean the RFID cards with encryption I would think are pretty common especially with more secure RFID things

[-floop-]

I need this, f-for educational reasons. Totally not to break into houses, totally

[Planekid]

Bro I was watching your last video with the flipper and wondered this exact question. Thank you for reading my mind.

[richard]

The charge port cover can be opened by a universal RFID signal or by simply pushing the bottom of the cover. It does not allow access to the car or anything, it only opens the charge port.

[IamNerfDart]

It's possible the UID (aka the serial number of the card) is only used to identify what card is used. It most likely works like one of those NFC 2 Factor Authentication security keys where the actual data stored on the card can change following a cryptographic pattern. It's also possible that the car needs to send Data to the card as well instead of just reading the data from it normally.

[richtechzone]

Nobody caught "authentification"?? 😐

[seagullshen]

I watched the other car key vid like an hour ago and I checked if this was uploaded yet and it wasn't and now as soon as it has been uploaded it comes up on my fyp lmao

[TheDuck]

It’s called a rolling key, it’s pretty common in cars to prevent this. There are way’s around it but not from the Flipper. You basically trick someone to press the unlock twice by jamming and when catching the signal. When you just sends the first key for them to open the car and you will have 1 working key signature until it’s used or the person unlocks the car again.