Que decepção, o flipper chegou faz 2 semanas, testei todos os firmwares que imaginarem. É triste perceber que um m5stack sticks3 faz um serviço melhor que o flipper (sub GHz por exemplo, RFID, lidar com questão de Rolling code etc)
E antes que venham falar que estou contra o flipper quero dizer que sempre foi meu sonho ter um; mas infelizmente venho percebendo que talvez está realmente ultrapassado.
That’s not gonna be cheap but it’s really exciting
I see a lot of people just leaving these in drawers and never using them but I use mine pretty frequently and it kinda just saved my butt so I thought I’d share. I currently just moved to a new town and won’t have internet for a week or two, but I needed to 3d print some files to organize my desk. I only have mobile data and no way to hotspot bc it’s pay locked, but I was able to download an STL and then send it via Bluetooth over the flipper app, then send it via USB to my computer to slice it and put the 3mf onto an sd card, not an every day use but it’s working in a pinch.
Tomorrow we officially announce Flipper One to the entire community.
Over the past 5 years, this project has been completely reimagined from scratch several times, and only now are we finally ready to talk about it in detail.
This is an incredibly challenging project, both economically and technically. We decided to reinvent a huge number of subsystems — from the hardware itself to the way people interact with Linux. The scale of what we’ve taken on is honestly intimidating.
To be completely honest, I don’t know if we’ll be able to pull off everything we have in mind, because the chance of completely screwing it up is very high. But at the very least, it’s going to be interesting. #flipperone
Note:
Pictures and the text(translated) are from the official telegram channel
If you want to read the Flipper One announcement before everyone else, you can brute-force the secret link:
https://zhovner.com/redirect/xxxxxxxx
Where xxxxxxxx is an 8-character lowercase alphanumeric string.
For example, if the string is y6dns2gd, then the final link will be:
zhovner.com/redirect/y6dns2gd
Here is the SHA256 hash of that 8-character string:
8bb22a83bb51030d67e730b242f9396f6da87a4c525bb9277ea3b4e0776c1ccc
❓ How to brute-force it
On an average GPU, it should take about 10 minutes to calculate the correct value.
On an RTX 4090 — around 3 minutes.
On a MacBook M4 Max — about 5 minutes.
Ready-to-use Hashcat command:
hashcat --show -m 1400 -a 3 -O 8bb22a83bb51030d67e730b242f9396f6da87a4c525bb9277ea3b4e0776c1ccc -1 ?l?d ?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1
⚠️** Importa**nt:
Please do not publish it anywhere until tomorrow.
• The web server closes any connection with an incorrect URI, so if the hash is wrong, you will see an SSL error — this is normal. In case of success, the server will return an HTTP 302 redirect.
• If you find mistakes in the post or have questions about its content, feel free to leave comments — but text only.
Thanks to the flipper and the DAP Link app I was able to flash custom firmware to the game and watch that allows you to load roms onto it.
What do you all like or suggest buying to add to your Flipper? Looking through Black Rabbit website and overwhelmed by everything. I’m just looking for something to help with pen testing security on my home network and potentially will be doing the same for my company’s network to scan vulnerabilities related to their network / onsite servers and other resources that hackers my try using to obtain sensitive data.
Hey r/flipperzero,
I put together a community signal database where you can browse,
search and download .sub files directly in the browser — no app,
no login, just a static site backed by a GitHub repo.
🔗 https://og34.github.io/flipper-signal-db/
What it does:
- Search and filter signals by category, frequency range or protocol
- Click any signal card to preview the .sub file content
- Download directly to copy to your Flipper SD card (SD:/subghz/)
- Star signals as favorites (saved in your browser)
- Light/dark mode, works offline (PWA)
Categories so far: garage doors, car keys, intercoms,
weather stations, custom
How to contribute:
The whole thing is driven by signals.json in the GitHub repo.
Drop your .sub file on the site and it auto-detects frequency +
protocol from the file. Generates the JSON entry for you,
then just open a PR. CI validates your submission automatically.
👉 https://github.com/og34/flipper-signal-db
Currently only has 5 demo signals — would love for the community
to fill it up. If you've got captured signals sitting on your SD
card, this is a good place to share them.
Feedback welcome!
The flipper zero cost 300CAD$ (215 USD$). The flipper one must be a lot more expensive. Try to guess the price!
Not gonna lie, this is a completely vibe-coded Flipper version of TomodachiDrawer. I was surprised to see it actually worked from the first try. I used a slightly altered version of the desktop companion app to get the binary button inputs file (*.tdld).
Update
Below are repositories for respectively the Flipper app and the generation of the input files from an image.
i want to know if a flipper can hack a cantaloupe vending machine or something because they dont work at m school and the dumb ahh school admins don't get them fixed.
Hi ya'll,
I'm not as smart as ya'll but I was able to learn enough from everyone to make an informed purchase on the flipper. I've saved probably 2 flippers worth of money by not having to pay for key fobs from my apartment complex. They charge $200 per key fob if you need more than the 2 they give you when you first move in.
Oh yeah, I also didn't need to purchase an extra garage door clicker either since they gave my girlfriend and I only one.
Cool gadget!
I made this app for the LD2450 Mmwave Sensor that interprets the data into its raw X and Y, or a visual radar cone. Was quite the learning process and still requires some fine tuning.
My buddy has a 3d printer, and we decided to do a dumb. I can't wait to remove this mount and put my sight back on, but it's a fun way to turn a tv off, no matter what.
Edit: Since a few have asked, I saw this post on reddit and showed it to my friend who has a 3D printer. He found the info from there and made the print. https://www.reddit.com/r/flipperzero/s/eNCbssDjgJ
I ordered a Flipper Zero a couple of weeks ago. I run a large family-owned business in which IT infrastructure / network security has always been reactive. Someone gets phished - we hire someone to clean up and fix the vulnerability. I wanted to start taking a more proactive take / start learning more about IoT devices, so I ordered an M5Stack and a Flipper Zero.
The M5Stack was a wonderful purchase. $30 and works great.
I opened my package shipped directly from Flipper Zero a week or so after I received it. Inside of the box was the Flipper Zero packaging. I flipped it over, and the seal had already been cut. I opened the box, and there was a loose screen protector inside, and the Flipper Zero. I pulled it out and noticed scratches / fingerprints on the screen. I figured maybe it's just the way these things come. You can't really see scratches on plastic screens when the device is operating anyways.
I installed Momentum; powered it up; and found a bunch of broken pixels in the bottom right corner of the screen. Some minor scratches / dirt are one thing, actual damaged / broken pixels is unacceptable. I reached out to Flipper Support. What an absolute joke.
I've been messaging back and forth with these jokers for two weeks now. "Can you send a video of the problem?". "Can you send a picture of the serial number?". "Can you take the flipper out of the box and take pictures / video of it?". All reasonable. Annoyingly sent in single emails every two days for a week of unecessary back and forth.
Today, I get to work, open my inbox. Case has been closed by Flipper Zero. Customer support agent emails me asking why it took me two weeks to reach out to support.
I'm giving them another day or two to do the right thing, but wanted to warn new users about this. Sending used electronics to customers as new is not only unethical, but against the law. It's one thing if the vendor acknowledges their mistake - it's another when they purposely try to avoid picking up / refunding the damaged / used device they shipped out as new by making it so tedious and impossible through an endless stream of nitpicky emails. I'll be filing a chargeback and a complaint with the California DCA board otherwise.
I strongly recommend ordering another device elsewhere. M5stack has been killing it with devices that offer the same level of functionality for a fraction of the price (I have no relation to M5stack, but did purchase one of their devices - which turned out for me much better than my $200 flipper zero "investment" did).
If you have any questions, feedback, or advice on how to resolve, I'd greatly appreciate it. Companies should be judged by how they react to adverse situations - clearly, Flipper Zero either has some serious QC / training issues, or simply would rather pawn off used / damaged returned goods illegally at the expense of their customer. Not a good look!
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My mom purchased a random €50 *item return* mystery box online because a tarot card told her to.
We opened it together and i found this little device.
When i turned it on I presumed it was some sort of cheap bootleg tamagotchi, until i opened other boxes which had circuit boards and other components.
I searched it up on google and found out it was a €200 gadget thing that you can get to do all sorts of stuff.
It seems cool but Im awful with computers and all I’ve managed to do is use it as a tv remote. It also makes me feel really bad thinking about whoever wanted this thing and got all it’s components and stuff and for whatever reason i have it.
What should I do with it?
(Edit)
I was honestly kinda nervous about posting here cuz I thought people were gonna be like “YOU FOOL! THIS DEVICE DOES NOT DESERVE TO BE IN THE HANDS OF A TECH ILLITERATE SWINE”
Thank you all for being really supportive and helpful. Im still debating whether I want to keep it or sell it but I’m excited to try mess around with it in the meantime
Hi, I currently working on a PM2.5 air quality sensor using SDS011 PM sensor. I already have the sensor wired to the correct GPIO pins on Flipper. It kinda works.
The issue is the sensor only works if the 5V power supplied through USB. On battery, the sensor will fail to startup and the 5V pin will go to protection mode (no voltage output).
I've checked the code and it is enabling the 5V pin correctly whether it is on battery or plugged in, I can see 5V on my multimeter if there's no sensor connected. But as soon as I connect the sensor power pins, the 5V pin will go zero volts (and the sensor makes very faint ticking noise, like it was trying to spin the small fan inside it but fails to do so).
The sensor datasheet says that it will be drawing a max of ~100mA during startup and ~70mA when measuring/standby. Flipper datasheet tells us that the 5V should be able to provide 1200mA of current, but it doesn't tell us whether it is on battery or USB power?
Does anyone (or the official devs) knows what is the max 5V current draw capacity while on battery?
Hey! With this video I hope you already answer the “why?!”.
Obviously it does nothing groundbreaking,
you could each time manually select the file to emulate via the native/any nfc app.
But with a big library, this means scrolling for a long time if you want to play .nfc files in the middle,
or nested in folders.
So this is mainly tailored for replaying Tonie files and is (my) only use-case.
The flow is like this (both shown in video):
Case 1: Scan tag -> Unknown? -> Assign file -> Emulate
Case 2: Scan tag -> Already assigned -> Immediately emulate
You could also reassign the tag to emulate another file if you’d like.
It never writes content on the tag, it only reads the UID and opens the file linked to it.
I inversed the usual flow some people approach with the Tonies. If you want to emulate the Tonies themself with a tag,
you’d need to buy ISO15693 (SLIX) compliant ones, which cost literally as much as 50 NTAG-XXX ones.
I like the idea of having a magazine to go through and activate the files as shown in the video.
Obviously the fun part of placing the magnetic figurines on the box vanishes with this approach.
We’ll see how my son is going to like this.
Also I wanted to learn how to develop apps for the Flipper, which was the initial motivator.
TL/DR: I’m lazy and don’t want to scroll through a big NFC library.