Flipper Zero next level

The Flipper Zero can capture and replay all kinds of signals. Let's put it to the test :)

Can you use the Flipper Zero to unlock cars? What about bicycle locks? Door bells? Well... let's find out!

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00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Disclaimer
00:33 - In this video
01:08 - Unlocking Cars
02:13 - Rolling Codes and Vehicle types
02:28 - Discussion with Occupy The Web
04:12 - Reading and Sending Key Fobs
06:22 - Doorbell Example
06:54 - Other Vehicle Brands
07:44 - Unlocking Bike Locks
11:44 - Unlocking Doorbells
13:23 - Hacking Alarm Systems
14:30 - Conclusion
16:06 - Outro

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[midship]

From many flipper zero videos up here on YouTube you make the best ones- and simple to understand.

[TheTrueCBaer]

I ordered mine on 14th of October to germany and its still in transit...
I have a experience in RF and in specifications terms the Flipper is indeed not very impressive.
But what the flipper does great is making these tasks very easy in a small package.
When I do RF stuff i need a computer, a Software Defined Radio and complex software packages that are beyond most of people.
The Flipper Zero will definitely push forward the evolution of security in these fields which was almost stuck for many decades!

[sethrice]

Couple of things worth mentioning that I've discovered make it even easier. Features that might not have been included 7 months ago when this was recorded.

* When running the frequency analyzer, you can select the frequency as it is detected, in that list that pops up. Doing so, takes you right into the read function. From there you can go to config, and set the raw option, to record, if it's not already. This way you don't manually have to enter the frequency info to record. It's also worth noting you can adjust the RSSI up, so that you can filter out weaker signals. Usually ones further away from your target device.

* If you are recording raw frequency traffic. You can adjust the RSSI up here as well, so it's not detecting the background noise or frequencies of devices further away. By doing so, you not only ensure you are capturing the wireless signal of the device you are testing. But also you can just hit record, and leave it running. It will then ignore those weak background signals, and not record until it sees the traffic on the set frequency, at the strength given. So if you and your neighbor have the same doorbell device. It ensures it captures your device and not theirs. It also stops the recording as the transmission stops. So if you were to try and do a walk by recording of traffic in the wild. You could set it to record, with the raised RSSI filter level, then put it in your pocket. Walk past the target being triggered on that frequency. Then see just that transmission, without having to hit start or stop in the moment. Making for a cleaner signal to replay, and allowing the recording to go unnoticed. Which is kind of cool, and scary at the same time.

To the comment of the bright orange cover. I thought this was an odd design choice as well. However, this device to most folks just looks like an electronic gaming device or something. It doesn't look like your typical black box hacking hardware. So it hides in plain sight, which can be more effective than you realize. Also with the remote stream via bluetooth function. You can run the entire thing from the smartphone app, as it sits in your pocket, bag, what have you. So it really doesn't matter what it looks like. But making it look like a toy (security through obscurity, yet in plain site) is almost an added perk for reducing suspicion.

[davidbombal]

Can you use the Flipper Zero to unlock cars? What about bicycle locks? Door bells? Well... let's find out!

// Discount //
and/or use code DAVIDBOMBAL

// Menu //
00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Disclaimer
00:33 - In this video
01:08 - Unlocking Cars
02:13 - Rolling Codes and Vehicle types
02:28 - Discussion with Occupy The Web
04:12 - Reading and Sending Key Fobs
06:22 - Doorbell Example
06:54 - Other Vehicle Brands
07:44 - Unlocking Bike Locks
11:44 - Unlocking Doorbells
13:23 - Hacking Alarm Systems
14:30 - Conclusion
16:06 - Outro

// Previous videos //

// Great resources //

// CVE-2022-27254 //

// David's SOCIAL //

// MY STUFF //

// SPONSORS //

Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.

[sdfawe-qoeq]

I wished I'd seen this video sooner. I spent the last few days studying radio waves just to learn how my flipper works.

[solrshawn]

I have never been happier that my vehicle is a 1992 without remote locks.

[vardhangoud]

This is next level gadget
Thank you sir by giving such a wonderful content even through its night in India I do watch your videos and go to sleep

[yertelt]

I have seen videos and comments where they warned that using a blocked signal to unlock a car can cause the remote and the car to go out of sync and that it usually requires the dealership to resolve, and I've also seen videos and comments that state that there is a buffer, usually 50 presses, so as long as the signal code value is greater than the previous accepted signal and less than the buffer your remote will still be synced. Not sure if one or the other or both are true. I'd do a little research into how the rolling code for your car manufacturer works before trying it on your daily driver.

[francetg]

I've been trying to get one in the United States. Difficult without paying an arm and a leg. Great video as always 👍

[duscraftphoto]

This is a great series! I hope to get my hands on one one of these days!

[fitybux]

Car manufacturers love things like this. It allows them to say "oops" about their older line of cars, and sell more new cars with the fix. Since it's not necessarily a safety issue, maybe they aren't forced to do a recall or even care.

[Darkk]

David, thanks for the video. It really made me aware of how easy it is to unlock those devices. Far as I know my 2015 Honda Fit uses a passive keyless entry system and is not vulnerable to this type of attack. I rarely ever use my key fob to unlock the doors as it's automatic when I touch the door handle. It makes this type of attack very difficult.

[drmqrder]

Hi David! Been watching your content for a long time, and am studying for my CCNA now. Your hacking content is very interesting, and I'm glad you're still making high quality content for everyone!

[zaccampa]

They finally started selling these in America. Wife bought me one for my birthday can’t wait!

[AbcXyz-rnlz]

Defeat rolling code: jam and record first tx, jam and record second tx while tx'ing first. You now have a working tx. Ignition will require another tx, though. Ignition you can use blank SKIM ECM

[DeadDad]

I chose to support the Kick Starter project that was created to launch the Flipper Zero and I really love the device. People who suggest that the Flipper isn't a powerful device simply don't understand it. With the ability to add expansion boards to the Flipper the possibilities are endless! This is an extremely powerful device that can be easily carried around and used discreetly. If you are interested in a Flipper but aren't sure if it worth the price tag, let me just reassure you that's it's EASILY worth the price tag. I highly recommend a Flipper.

[justincv]

This episode was great, thanks for listening to your comments 🙏

[lesserkey]

Keep making vids about the flipper. I really appreciate them.

[DevilbyMoonlight]

looks like a pranksters wet dream! the only use I would have for one is to turn the tv over when the Mrs takes ownership of the remote :P

[ClaytonLivsey]

I like David's quieter style, I was a little disappointed to see the jump cuts to pop culture & viral clips. All in all, I'm grateful to David teaching me this stuff. Real security advice from a real security guy!