How hackers can open hotel doors with a Flipper Zero @0dayCTF

How hackers can use a Flipper Zero to open hotel doors, as explained by @0dayCTF. This video showcases how vulnerable hotel doors can be, demonstrating how a Flipper Zero device can easily open them.

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[FEPhilosophy]

I didnt know who this guy was at first. Bro is a menace to the cyber security space. Full respect.

[LethallyReptarded]

This is why I always carry claymores to defend any doorway I might want locked

[DingusMingus-ugiw]

I never would’ve thought this dude would have full sleeves lol

[FlipFuture]

If you lose your key while you’re out, just ask for a “new key” at the desk as opposed to a copy. When the new key is swiped it will deactivate all the old keys including emulated ones.

[TaiZidek]

For everyone talking about criminal uses for the flipper, you've got to have direct access to the key. It also depends on the key itself, newer hotels do not have this issue, this must be an older key format.

[Wellactually]

As a person who travels for work and stays in hotel rooms all the time, thank you for advertising this gadget. The germs, bugs, and possible hidden cameras weren't worrying me enough.

[elijahpetrill]

Dude: actively spreads awareness of the cyber security threats
Also dude: shows the entire Internet what these tools can do

[devious]

An attacker had to already have physical access to your key. Dont leave your key unattended. This attack is not new but the flipper can do it in a cool and compact package.

You can also copy your own key so you have a backup if you lose your hotel key.

[jacobarmstrong]

As someone who used to do a lot of travel and hotel staying with several thousand dollars worth of equipment, I learned two things. Always lock your saftey latch, and always carry.

[EdwnSayz]

Knew this amona many simples, for years. Thanks again Ryan for educating the masses on simplicity

[juanmaldonado]

Security is one of those few cases where an old, analog lock performs way better than anything digital.

[beeweezee]

Please protect this man at all cost! For you scammers out here he 100 times smarter than you guys.

[banCPT]

we're all lucky this guy is a good guy

[ChristopherSibert]

jokes on him, i weld my hotel room doors shut.

[jasonybarra]

They talked about this device in great detail on a cyber podcast. They said that it's radio signal manipulation in a new shiny plastic box. Radio signal manipulation is nothing new to cyber Security but the plastic box and interface buttons are gaining popularity.

[LurkingLeviathan]

I bought one of these specifically to spite my apartment complex that wanted to charge me for a new key fob when mine was STOLEN!! from their "secured parking garage" copied my roommates fob and laughed when i saw rhe office lady a week later and she said she had my new fob ready whenever i had the money 😂

[fernandoperezjr.]

Bro this dude is tatted!? He’s even more scary now 😂

[dayCTF]

It was awesome to collaborate, looking forward to doing more with CyberNews 🚀🙏

[KeyBit-hw]

Brilliant video! I’ve been trying to recreate this style on my own channel recently.

[inmypocketzyabih]

Been emulating since 2010.. Emulated all the Nintendo games, atari, etc