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Conclusions * The so-called hacker firmwares for Flipper Zero don’t add anything new — they just reuse techniques documented since 2006. * Real car thieves use completely different, specialized tools. * If your car could be attacked with Flipper Zero, it could just as easily

CCTV footage showing how thieves steal cars with keyless entry systems

We covered this technique in detail in our article: https://t.co/4yFDBGyJt4 TL;DR: Real car thieves don’t use Flipper Zero — they have purpose-built relay tools. Here’s a video showing how cars are actually stolen with these devices:

How car theft actually works Intercepting a remote signal is not enough to start a car. That’s why these KeeLoq attacks have nothing to do with real-world car theft. Today, real thieves target keyless entry/start systems by attacking the key fob directly. They use a combination

You can “hack” it with just a piece of cable Because analyzing the encrypted protocol is passive, all you need for an “attack” is to record the remote’s radio signal. You don’t need Flipper Zero — even a piece of wire connected to an audio jack would do.

The authors of these “hacker” firmwares are just redistributing old leaked manufacturer keys from various automakers. None of this is new — these vulnerabilities were thoroughly documented back in 2006:

How the KeeLoq protocol works KeeLoq https://t.co/7XJ8SgSW7J was developed in the 1980s and used in older access systems like garage doors and early car alarms. It’s what’s called a rolling code or hopping code system. The idea is that every transmission uses a new unique

What happened: Some darknet online stores have started selling so-called “private” firmware for Flipper Zero, claiming it can hack countless cars. They say new vulnerabilities have “leaked” online that make it possible to break dynamic protocols like KeeLoq. In reality, all of

Right now, the media is hyping up a story that a SECRET HACKER FIRMWARE FOR FLIPPER ZERO HAS APPEARED ON THE DARKNET THAT CAN HACK ANY CAR!!!11 WE’RE ALL IN DANGER. Let’s break it down and see if that’s actually true (spoiler: it’s not): https://t.co/JZPz5KZKcP

What if we use SteamOS (from the Steam Deck) as the base for Flipper One’s firmware, but without the gaming UI? They have a solid Arch-based 🐧 Linux with an immutable root and atomic A/B update system. What do you think, guys @valvesoftware @OnDeck?

💾 How to choose the best SD card for Flipper Zero 1️⃣ Don’t chase maximum speed — SD cards have two interfaces:  • High-Speed SD (for cameras/phones)  • Legacy SPI (what Flipper Zero uses) High-speed cards bring no benefit here. Instead, pick a well-tested one with good SPI

You can use Flipper Zero as a JTAG/SWD debugger via the DAPLink app: https://t.co/wQcD40rNxK Paired with OpenOCD, it becomes a powerful tool for hardware hacking and development. Check out this excellent video tutorial by @secureideas on using Flipper Zero as a JTAG/SWD probe:

Here's how we test the LED matrix on the https://t.co/4IeihLVBFD production line: 1. Python script runs test patterns to verify all RGB channels in each addressable LED 2. Machine vision camera reads the patterns and decides pass/fail automatically

Check out the Flipper Zero battery widget. It shows power consumption and charging rate. To open go to: Settings -> Power -> Battery

This j305 mini-Geiger counter module can detect beta and gamma radiation ☢️