Flipper Zero - Revision history

Ikramer at 18:23, 12 March 2024

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	[[Category:Documentation]]		[[Category:Documentation]]

			[[Category:Pentesting]]

Ikramer at 17:19, 12 March 2024

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	== References ==		== References ==
	* https://docs.flipperzero.one/		* https://docs.flipperzero.one/

			[[Category:Documentation]]

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rubber ducky link added

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	In Austria they are not as common as in other countries, for example iButtons are used as access control for buildings in america or to authenticate cashiers in italian grocery shops.		In Austria they are not as common as in other countries, for example iButtons are used as access control for buildings in america or to authenticate cashiers in italian grocery shops.
	=== Bad USB ===		=== Bad USB ===
	The Flipper Zero can act as a Bad USB device, similar to a Rubber Ducky ~~(LINK)~~, it also utilizes the same scripting language (Rubber Ducky Scripting Language). This allows the Flipper Zero to act as a Human Interface Device (HID), like a keyboard for example).		The Flipper Zero can act as a Bad USB device, similar to a [https://wiki.elvis.science/index.php?title=Hak5_Rubber_Ducky Rubber Ducky], it also utilizes the same scripting language (Rubber Ducky Scripting Language). This allows the Flipper Zero to act as a Human Interface Device (HID), like a keyboard for example).

	# First write a fitting payload for the target using the Rubber Ducky Scripting Language		# First write a fitting payload for the target using the Rubber Ducky Scripting Language

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U2F

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	=== U2F ===		=== U2F ===
	It is possible to use the Flipper Zero as a USB universal 2nd-factor (U2F) authentication token, to use as a second authentication factor when logging into accounts online.		It is possible to use the Flipper Zero as a USB universal 2nd-factor (U2F) authentication token, to use as a second authentication factor when logging into accounts online.

			It should be mentioned that the Flipper Zero website has a warning stating that for critical accounts or applications a special hardware key should be utilizes instead of the Flipper Zero because the Flipper Zero only offers the functionality using software. To use the Flipper Zero as a 2nd-factor token the following steps must be performed:

	# First connect the Flipper Zero with a PC or Laptop, if the qFlipper software is active close it.		# First connect the Flipper Zero with a PC or Laptop, if the qFlipper software is active close it.
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	# On the website choose "security key" as the 2nd-factor authentication		# On the website choose "security key" as the 2nd-factor authentication
	# Lastly the Flipper Zero shows "Press OK to register", after clicking "OK" the registration of the Flipper Zero as a security key is accomplished.		# Lastly the Flipper Zero shows "Press OK to register", after clicking "OK" the registration of the Flipper Zero as a security key is accomplished.

	It should be mentioned that the Flipper Zero website has a warning stating that for critical accounts or applications a special hardware key should be utilizes instead of the Flipper Zero because the Flipper Zero only offers the functionality using software. To use the Flipper Zero as a 2nd-factor token the following steps must be performed:

	=== Applications ===		=== Applications ===

ARessl at 12:48, 23 March 2023

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	Furthermore, there is also a pre-installed game on the device, namely Snake.		Furthermore, there is also a pre-installed game on the device, namely Snake.

	~~=== Settings ===~~

	== References ==		== References ==
	* https://docs.flipperzero.one/		* https://docs.flipperzero.one/

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Applications

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	=== Applications ===		=== Applications ===

			Applications are for a more special use of the Flipper Hardware for example to fetch and decode the signal from a weather station or use the PicoPass NFC protocol.
			Another example would be the Bluetooth remote, which can control devices using the Bluetooth standard.
			Furthermore, there is also a pre-installed game on the device, namely Snake.

	=== Settings ===		=== Settings ===

	== References ==		== References ==
	* https://docs.flipperzero.one/		* https://docs.flipperzero.one/

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Infrared

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	* TVs		* TVs
	* ~~HVACs~~		* Audio Players
	* ~~Beamers~~		* Projectors
	* ~~Ventilators~~		* Air Conditioners

	If the goal is to turn on a TV the Flipper Zero bruteforces the correct signal by looping through every known TV "on" signal it has stored.		If the goal is to turn on a TV the Flipper Zero bruteforces the correct signal by looping through every known TV "on" signal it has stored.

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GPIO: added sources

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	=== GPIO ===		=== GPIO ===
	There are various modules that can be added to the Flipper Zero using the 18 GPIO Pins on top of the device. An example for this would be a WiFi module to enable the Flipper Zero to connect to a nearby WiFi network. It is also possible to create your own projects with the GPIO pins~~, for~~ example, special LEDs were attached to the Flipper Zero, which, when flashed at around 14 Hertz, cause traffic lights to turn green, as they are made to believe that an ambulance is approaching them.		There are various modules that can be added to the Flipper Zero using the 18 GPIO Pins on top of the device. An example for this would be a WiFi module to enable the Flipper Zero to connect to a nearby WiFi network. It is also possible to create your own projects with the GPIO pins. An example project would be the [https://www.thedrive.com/news/hacker-uncovers-how-to-turn-traffic-lights-green-with-flipper-zero Traffic-Controller], where special LEDs were attached to the Flipper Zero, which, when flashed at around 14 Hertz, cause traffic lights to turn green, as they are made to believe that an ambulance is approaching them.

	[[File:Flipper_GPIO.png\|400px\|\|GPIO Pin layout]]		[[File:Flipper_GPIO.png\|400px\|\|GPIO Pin layout]]

	Detailed information about the pins can be found on the [https://docs.flipperzero.one/gpio-and-modules Flipper Zero GPIO documentation website].		Detailed information about the pins can be found on the [https://docs.flipperzero.one/gpio-and-modules Flipper Zero GPIO documentation website].

	=== iButton ===		=== iButton ===
	The Flipper Zero also supports iButtons which is a so called 1-Wire communication protocol. They are mostly used for storing cryptographic keys or serial numbers and for access control systems, some are also used for temperature and humidity measurements. Flipper Zero is able to read, write and emulate access control keys. Supported protocols are Dallas, Cyfral and Metakom.		The Flipper Zero also supports iButtons which is a so called 1-Wire communication protocol. They are mostly used for storing cryptographic keys or serial numbers and for access control systems, some are also used for temperature and humidity measurements. Flipper Zero is able to read, write and emulate access control keys. Supported protocols are Dallas, Cyfral and Metakom.

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2023-02-27T11:56:01Z

GPIO Pins picture

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	=== GPIO ===		=== GPIO ===
	There are various modules that can be added to the Flipper Zero using the GPIO Pins on top of the device. An example for this would be a WiFi module to enable the Flipper Zero to connect to a nearby WiFi network. It is also possible to create your own projects with the GPIO pins, for example, special LEDs were attached to the Flipper Zero, which, when flashed at around 14 Hertz, cause traffic lights to turn green, as they are made to believe that an ambulance is approaching them.		There are various modules that can be added to the Flipper Zero using the 18 GPIO Pins on top of the device. An example for this would be a WiFi module to enable the Flipper Zero to connect to a nearby WiFi network. It is also possible to create your own projects with the GPIO pins, for example, special LEDs were attached to the Flipper Zero, which, when flashed at around 14 Hertz, cause traffic lights to turn green, as they are made to believe that an ambulance is approaching them.

			[[File:Flipper_GPIO.png\|400px\|\|GPIO Pin layout]]

			Detailed information about the pins can be found on the [https://docs.flipperzero.one/gpio-and-modules Flipper Zero GPIO documentation website].
	=== iButton ===		=== iButton ===
	The Flipper Zero also supports iButtons which is a so called 1-Wire communication protocol. They are mostly used for storing cryptographic keys or serial numbers and for access control systems, some are also used for temperature and humidity measurements. Flipper Zero is able to read, write and emulate access control keys. Supported protocols are Dallas, Cyfral and Metakom.		The Flipper Zero also supports iButtons which is a so called 1-Wire communication protocol. They are mostly used for storing cryptographic keys or serial numbers and for access control systems, some are also used for temperature and humidity measurements. Flipper Zero is able to read, write and emulate access control keys. Supported protocols are Dallas, Cyfral and Metakom.

ARessl: GPIO

2023-02-27T11:22:19Z

GPIO

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	=== GPIO ===		=== GPIO ===
			There are various modules that can be added to the Flipper Zero using the GPIO Pins on top of the device. An example for this would be a WiFi module to enable the Flipper Zero to connect to a nearby WiFi network. It is also possible to create your own projects with the GPIO pins, for example, special LEDs were attached to the Flipper Zero, which, when flashed at around 14 Hertz, cause traffic lights to turn green, as they are made to believe that an ambulance is approaching them.
	=== iButton ===		=== iButton ===
	The Flipper Zero also supports iButtons which is a so called 1-Wire communication protocol. They are mostly used for storing cryptographic keys or serial numbers and for access control systems, some are also used for temperature and humidity measurements. Flipper Zero is able to read, write and emulate access control keys. Supported protocols are Dallas, Cyfral and Metakom.		The Flipper Zero also supports iButtons which is a so called 1-Wire communication protocol. They are mostly used for storing cryptographic keys or serial numbers and for access control systems, some are also used for temperature and humidity measurements. Flipper Zero is able to read, write and emulate access control keys. Supported protocols are Dallas, Cyfral and Metakom.