Thank you for the last video it was awesome! 🔥 I'd love to see some content on pin password brute force on smartphones on apps like FB, insta, etc 🔥😎👍🙏
Out of all the tons of TH-cam videos on flipper zero demonstrations, yours is the best! You take your time, you explain it, and you show each of the screens on the flipper zero very clearly so that I can actually see what u are doing. Thank u so much. I was all lost until your video! 👍🙏😊
Couldn't you get one of those flipper antenna boosters and switch the radio setting to external. that should boost the range. Yall can correct me if I'm wrong.
03:10 id recommend using the external antenna to Jam, the CC1101 attachment, with the proper antenna for the proper frequency! more effective with proper antenna!
thanks for the vid. it would be cool if you could go in depth regarding rolling codes, how they work, what could cause a car key to de-sync for example, etc..
That's definitely something I want to talk about soon. I'm experimenting with different illustration methods to see how I could explain concepts in an optimal and entertaining manner. This TH-cam sh*t, turns out, is quite tough. 😂 Thanks for the sick feedback, dawg!
Initially, I had high hopes that my FlipperZero would have been delivered in time for my 🎂birthday🎉 just a few days ago but sadly that wasn't the case😒. Unfortunately, it appears there are some minor delays with the courier Hermes/Evri here in the UK. It was scheduled for delivery today before 4pm but it didn't arrive yet. Hopefully it will be delivered tomorrow with a little bit of luck (fingers crossed) 🤞. Honestly, I'm a little bit gutted though as I was really hoping to have it in my hands in time for this video too! 😮💨. Still, I guess on the bright side I should have it in time for your next video for sure!! Roll 🎲 on the next video after this one!! Quality content🔥👍
Nice, thanks dude. Would be happy to see some brute force / other ways to open gates. I'm trying it for 2 weeks or so, and can't make it yet. I know the frequency but nothing more (tried those bruteforce files in Unleashed)
You'd need to know the vendor (CAME, NICE, Ansonic, etc.) and frequency, both. Then, use the ″Sub-GHz Bruteforcer″ application, and select the right vendor + frequency combination (like ″CAME 12bit 433MHz″).
Oh great and powerful Flipper of Oz. Do you have a Sub Ghz antenna that you'd recommend for a fellow duderino to use to extend the range? If you pass the wisdom on to me, there may be Sour Patch Kids in it for you.
Frankly, if you don't wanna DIY it, you could get any module off of Etsy/Tindie/Amazon that has a detachable antenna, small form-factor, and decent case. If you wanna go all Duderino 9000 up in this beehotch though, I've made a video on the Rek5Lab Tri-Board you can consider!
So this could interfere with an alarm from the mall or a store? Or if I add a cc1101, would it have more range? Of course, everything for educational purposes
Great and nice , thank you very much , please can show us how to " copy " the signal of remote control of remote gates that use hopping frequencies like Bennica vendor !?
From practical experience with at least the Zero with no external antenna attachments ― the jamming range is pretty much as in the video. When trying it out on my friend's car, the only way jamming worked 9/10 times was when I kept the Zero on the windshield above the dash where the car's RF receiver is located.
An external antenna module would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective. A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
An external antenna module (CC1101) would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective. A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
An external antenna module would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective. A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
An external antenna would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective. A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
An external antenna module would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective. A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
hola, trate de pasar los archivos jam a la carpeta de Sub-GHz ( estando aquí cree una nueva carpeta con el nombre de Jamming y ahí copie los archivos que descargue con los pasos a seguir que corresponden) la duda que tengo es que, ya al desconectar mi FZ solo aparece en los Sub-GHz (dave) la carpeta de jumming pero sin los jam correspondientes que descargue de tu GitHub. que estaré haciendo mal ? alguien que pudiera guiarme ya que estoy recién aprendiendo con mi aleta. Me e dado vuelta google y youtube.. gracias desde ya al buen samaritano :) se me olvidaba, estoy usando el firmware xtreme...
¿Está agregando todos los archivos ".sub" de mi repositorio de GitHub a la carpeta "Jamming" y luego moviendo la carpeta Jamming a la carpeta "subghz"? Si eso no funciona, simplemente copie todos los archivos ".sub" a la carpeta "subghz" y vea si los archivos de interferencia aparecen en Sub-GHz > Saved
An external antenna would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective. A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
An external antenna would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective. A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
Hey boss, I have a video idea! Why don't you get an external SubGHz module with antenna for the gpio and repeat scenarios......and the gong shit cracked me up lol.
An external antenna module would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective. A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
An external antenna module would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective. However, for regular, non-jamming operations (sending/picking a signal), the external antenna makes a significant difference in range.
@@shurikenhacks Do you think it would be possible to build a separate power supply directly for the module (not associated with the power of the flipper) which could have a gain knob to regulate the voltage? Since it is open source? I wouldn't know how to do it right now, but would that even be a possibility?
Curious AF question! Understand that the external CC1101 module people are hooking their Zeros up with is literally the same radio module the Zero comes with internally. They just add the external module so they could then attach an _external antenna_ to it. Secondly, when you add the external radio module via GPIO, it's that external radio module _itself_ that does the transceiving. All the Zero does is provide the required power and the _interface_ to control that module. Speaking of the required power, such low-powered radio modules have an operating voltage of up to ~3.5V only, and simply just giving it ″more voltage″ won't really do you any better. Could probably even start smelling ugly silicon toast. But I digress ― to answer your question quite directly, no, it's not that simple. An amplifier module + external power (if necessary) set up on the Zero could be significantly effective relative to default. Disclaimer: This illegal, pls no do. If you do, I no go jail.
@@shurikenhacks All that comes to mind is to take your time with this one and know that if you want to make it useful, you are probably going to have to learn how to read raw pulse sequences and figure out how to extract digits from timing code. It seems it could be useful for grabbing protocols that the F0 doesn't immediately recognize, but I think it's probably a tool for folks with more in depth knowledge of converting raw binary code into useful information than I currently possess. Kind seems like URH Lite.
With Wi-Fi in the colloquial sense, no. There are no Wi-Fi mice/keyboards (AFAIK) that can register as HIDevices. If you're talking about ″wireless″ mice though, those mice with dongles operate on [2.4GHz - *wireless],* which is technically the same _frequency_ as [2.4GHz - *Bluetooth],* but they're not the same _standard._ So... with mice with wireless dongles, your Flipper would need an external GPIO module that operates on [2.4GHz - *wireless]* like the NRF24 ― for what's called as ″mousejacking″ attacks.
@@VinnyV9690 Since the gate relies only on manual physical keypad input, the Flipper Zero can't really help. The only technical way I can think of would be some GPIO implementation with custom code for a brute-force attack, but that would obviously involve taking the gate's/keypad's electronics apart.
An external antenna would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective. A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
Xtreme is not malware. 😂 And yes, you can download and use the files with any firmware as long as the frequency restrictions are unlocked (which would need custom firmware such as Unleashed, Xtreme, etc.).
@@shurikenhacksOh shit thats fucking embarrassing 😂 I meant firmware of cours I'm sorry. 😂 Well thank you very much for your reply and your new video is great. Keep it up man!
You should be good as long as you're not jamming for more than several minutes constantly. Gotta understand it's a tiny, packed device; so it's _bound_ to at _least_ heat up after a few minutes, which can at the very least harm the long-term battery life (upon extensive jamming). Damaging the _transceiving_ component(s) though is a bigger concern here, which again shouldn't be an issue for some minutes. Regardless, since the jamming .sub files themselves play for just ~30 seconds, you won't have to worry about forgetting/leaving it on and damaging anything.
No. Most the frequency bands for 2G and above operate at frequencies higher than the Flipper Zero is capable of receiving and transmitting. Also, please note that jamming phones is ridiculously illegal in most regions.
@shurikenhacks Hi Shuriken Hacks !!! You're Firmware jamming is free ? And is it easy to install your jammer FW on my Flipper Zérø ? Thanks for your answers...
With the signal strength of the Flipper Zero, that shouldn't be possible. I have tried jamming my friend's car (with their permission), and I had to place the Flipper right on the receiver (on the windshield, right above the blinking anti-theft light on the dashboard) to successfully jam it.
@@shurikenhacks that's interesting. I've definitely jammed within 10 feet, minimum Tested on my vehicle, and brothers vehicle, not using an external antenna either
@@joshymoffet Oh, interesting-er and interesting-er! I've never been able to jam a car's receiver at a distance like that. And since jamming works against receivers, not transmitters, you cannot be jamming the remote either... I'm beginning to think factors such as background radio noise, receiver strength(?), amplitude of the jamming wave, etc. may significantly impact the outcome then. Are both the vehicles you tested the same make/model?
@@shurikenhacksthey were two different make/models One was a Chevy Cruze and one was a potiac Aztec The other strange thing is that i can stand on my porch with my car within range of my key, but definitely not my flipper, and i can still stop the key from being able to unlock the car. I can send video proof if you've got a way for me to contact you?
@@joshymoffet Whoops, your comment was somehow on hold. Consider a triangle ABC. If you (jammer) and the key fob are both at A and fairly distant from the vehicle at B, I reckon the jamming works for you since the signal from the key fob is being drowned out by the jammer's signals originating from essentially the same point (A→B) as far as the receiver is concerned. Now, if you (jammer) are at A, the vehicle's at B, and the key fob's at C―which is a more practical and realistic attack scenario―then the power/range on the jammer would have to be significantly higher to be jamming C→B signals effectively.
This was hardly education or even helpful, why not explain how the jamming code works? Or even better, how to go from capturing a raw signal to creating an opposing signal that could jam it?
UPDATE: I've updated my GitHub repo to include _way_ more frequencies, check it out! 🤫
Thank you for the last video it was awesome! 🔥 I'd love to see some content on pin password brute force on smartphones on apps like FB, insta, etc 🔥😎👍🙏
@@VastGsm i would like to see that as well..i cannot wait til that happens so i can help people who forget their pws
Do flashing marauder to dev board via a Mac!!
@@Redhood555 Flashing in Windows works just as well too 👍
@@Tyger-x7i Normally, the input is locked as soon as you have more than 3 failed attempts
Out of all the tons of TH-cam videos on flipper zero demonstrations, yours is the best! You take your time, you explain it, and you show each of the screens on the flipper zero very clearly so that I can actually see what u are doing. Thank u so much. I was all lost until your video! 👍🙏😊
Thank you for your kinds words! :)
You should talk about how to increase the jamming signal from flipper zero to increase the jamming distance. Thanks.
That would be dope!
Maybe a cc101
Couldn't you get one of those flipper antenna boosters and switch the radio setting to external. that should boost the range. Yall can correct me if I'm wrong.
External CC1101 + air buddy amplifier.
Probably get 50-100m
And LE on your ass
@@YuckFoutube-NGRthat device would work standalone right? no need for the flipper
03:10 id recommend using the external antenna to Jam, the CC1101 attachment, with the proper antenna for the proper frequency! more effective with proper antenna!
how much range with the ext ant ?
@@loop-transistor much better, especially one thats correct for the frequency being used!
Best flipper zero channel, always very interesting ;)
Love your videos. I can clearly understand everything no problem. The world needs more dudes like you
You're my new favorite rapper and educational hacker. You got bars and gemz my friend.
Real recognize real, my G!
How can i create a jamming file myself? i need one for 868.20. Cheers!
YEP U DID IT AGAIN MY FRIEND EXTRAORDINARY 💥💣JOB WITH THE KNOWLEDGE GIVEN AND YOUR UNDERSTANDABLE DELIVERY 👏👏
thanks for the vid. it would be cool if you could go in depth regarding rolling codes, how they work, what could cause a car key to de-sync for example, etc..
That's definitely something I want to talk about soon. I'm experimenting with different illustration methods to see how I could explain concepts in an optimal and entertaining manner. This TH-cam sh*t, turns out, is quite tough. 😂
Thanks for the sick feedback, dawg!
Accessories to be used for the flipper would be sick. What to use for what applications
I've seen stuff like this before but you still brought uniqueness to it. good job man. glad I subbed
More Flipper tuts please! Subscribed and hit all notifs.
I think a perfect follow up video would be educational demonstrations on extending the natural jamming range with various techniques. What say you?
I'll be ready with my popcorn & my flipper zero 😎
Initially, I had high hopes that my FlipperZero would have been delivered in time for my 🎂birthday🎉 just a few days ago but sadly that wasn't the case😒. Unfortunately, it appears there are some minor delays with the courier Hermes/Evri here in the UK. It was scheduled for delivery today before 4pm but it didn't arrive yet. Hopefully it will be delivered tomorrow with a little bit of luck (fingers crossed) 🤞. Honestly, I'm a little bit gutted though as I was really hoping to have it in my hands in time for this video too! 😮💨. Still, I guess on the bright side I should have it in time for your next video for sure!! Roll 🎲 on the next video after this one!! Quality content🔥👍
The Gong was epic lmao. Good stuff bro.
_MAN OF CULTURE!_ ❤🔥
Nice, thanks dude. Would be happy to see some brute force / other ways to open gates. I'm trying it for 2 weeks or so, and can't make it yet. I know the frequency but nothing more (tried those bruteforce files in Unleashed)
You'd need to know the vendor (CAME, NICE, Ansonic, etc.) and frequency, both. Then, use the ″Sub-GHz Bruteforcer″ application, and select the right vendor + frequency combination (like ″CAME 12bit 433MHz″).
@@shurikenhacks how do you figure out the vendor easily/efficiently?
By either checking technical specifications based on the make/model, or by intercepting someone's remote's signal with your Zero.
Oh great and powerful Flipper of Oz. Do you have a Sub Ghz antenna that you'd recommend for a fellow duderino to use to extend the range? If you pass the wisdom on to me, there may be Sour Patch Kids in it for you.
Frankly, if you don't wanna DIY it, you could get any module off of Etsy/Tindie/Amazon that has a detachable antenna, small form-factor, and decent case.
If you wanna go all Duderino 9000 up in this beehotch though, I've made a video on the Rek5Lab Tri-Board you can consider!
So this could interfere with an alarm from the mall or a store? Or if I add a cc1101, would it have more range? Of course, everything for educational purposes
The impatient finger on the button made me giggle. xD
never hit the notify me button quicker than this lol
Same! First video of his and I'm loving it!
Great and nice , thank you very much , please can show us how to " copy " the signal of remote control of remote gates that use hopping frequencies like Bennica vendor !?
The fact that this is a grown ass man😂, I can’t tell if he’s talking like that for the memes or if he’s fr
That's my pet robot ― he ded now.
Hey thanks for the video! How would we extend the jamming range? 🙏🏻🙌🏻
Better antennas and more power
You don't have to be that close to the remote or the receiver to jam the signal, you merely have to be jamming somewhere in between them.
From practical experience with at least the Zero with no external antenna attachments ― the jamming range is pretty much as in the video. When trying it out on my friend's car, the only way jamming worked 9/10 times was when I kept the Zero on the windshield above the dash where the car's RF receiver is located.
800th subscriber 🎉 Congrats, nice videos, got love Our Flipper, in my country they banned already 🇧🇷
Thanks! Hoping you copped one before they got banned? 👀
@@shurikenhacks sure did, at exactly the right time🙌
Aw hellllll yeah, dawg. 💪🏼
Im pretty much still a noob at this.. im currently experimenting how to jamm a bill validater.. shits giving me a headache..
Can you show us the effective range using antennas?
Can you turn off radios like in walmart and traget?
My video about your jammer got restricted lmao.
It’s a cool add to the flipper nonetheless tho!
Hey, So what if you use an antenna, like aftermarket shit I see for the wifi board. You know, the cases for the board with the big ass antenna
An external antenna module would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective.
A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
Any way to add power or the flipper zero to get jamming without put the flipper so close? what I can add to the flipper to make it more powerful?
An external antenna module (CC1101) would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective.
A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
can you actually jam a bluetooth speaker with this device
where can I find those all doorbells doors windows heaters acs like you have in your flipper how can I install?
Most came by default with my Xtreme firmware install.
Lets assume we put a high gain antenna on the flipper will the jamming distance increase
An external antenna module would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective.
A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
can you make a video on extending jaming range
can you jam 433.15 by a 433.22 jammer
you should make the walmart, home depot and target customer assistance buttons
Hi bro, I have not seen a Bluetooth jammer in Flipper-Zero. Is there a github repo about this?
Bluetooth cannot be jammed with the Flipper's hardware. The closest thing to that you could do would be BLE spam attacks.
@@shurikenhacks Bro, Bluetooth jammer can be made with external module NRF24L01-PA-LNA, I wanted to say is there a repo for this?
Ah, external hardware. No such Flipper app yet, AFAIK.
Where can I download these jamming frequencies?
nvm i found the link lol
Renamed my Flipper to Bob Marley. Because it be jammin'.
There is a zip file in the usual corners of the interwebs with a more fuller collection of jamming sub files.
Interesting...
Google Dorking mode ― _ACTIVATED_
@@shurikenhacksI'm sure if you GIT to the right HUB, it will be easy to find.
@@johnnyfappleseed6098 Thanks to you, found and added! My repo page is longer than Wiz Khalifa's money now...
What if you use an external radio module with an antenna for extended range?, would this extend jamming range?
An external antenna would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective.
A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
Would the range improve if you had a CC1101 with a wicked good antenna?
Let me know if you get a reply
An external antenna module would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective.
A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
Where u got that watch dogs 2 animation that's dopppp😳😎💀can u share that???
It's from one of the default asset packs on custom firmwares like Xtreme/Momentum.
hola, trate de pasar los archivos jam a la carpeta de Sub-GHz ( estando aquí cree una nueva carpeta con el nombre de Jamming y ahí copie los archivos que descargue con los pasos a seguir que corresponden) la duda que tengo es que, ya al desconectar mi FZ solo aparece en los Sub-GHz (dave) la carpeta de jumming pero sin los jam correspondientes que descargue de tu GitHub. que estaré haciendo mal ?
alguien que pudiera guiarme ya que estoy recién aprendiendo con mi aleta. Me e dado vuelta google y youtube.. gracias desde ya al buen samaritano :) se me olvidaba, estoy usando el firmware xtreme...
¿Está agregando todos los archivos ".sub" de mi repositorio de GitHub a la carpeta "Jamming" y luego moviendo la carpeta Jamming a la carpeta "subghz"?
Si eso no funciona, simplemente copie todos los archivos ".sub" a la carpeta "subghz" y vea si los archivos de interferencia aparecen en Sub-GHz > Saved
With an external board (hat) it's more effective ??
An external CC1101 antenna (or antenna board) could be more effective than no external CC1101 antenna.
if i buy a antenna will be able to jam signals from further distances?
An external antenna would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective.
A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
Where i can get those files jam? So i can download its great video
Where can I get the sub-GHz jamming files from, for educational purposes (of course)?
Check my hella educational GitHub, yo. 🤫
@@shurikenhackswere is that at?
More on wifi dev board and subgz functions.and why they do...knowone function but not all since ppl scare of TH-cam
With the module anten c1101 the signal is possible strong ?
An external antenna would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective.
A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
Can i use an antenna?
I like the effort
Hey boss, I have a video idea! Why don't you get an external SubGHz module with antenna for the gpio and repeat scenarios......and the gong shit cracked me up lol.
Searching for legends that find Interrupting Gong Sh*t™ humorous...
👆 Found one! 👆
another great video,thx. Can you get us more stores than Walgreens,CVS,Lowes
Take that distracted drivers LMFAO
Awesome video!
If I get an antenna will the range increase?
An external antenna module would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective.
A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
GET the gipo external CC antenna
_gipo_
Perhaps an external module can extend range? Or perhaps a power mod?
An external antenna module would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective.
However, for regular, non-jamming operations (sending/picking a signal), the external antenna makes a significant difference in range.
@@shurikenhacks Do you think it would be possible to build a separate power supply directly for the module (not associated with the power of the flipper) which could have a gain knob to regulate the voltage? Since it is open source? I wouldn't know how to do it right now, but would that even be a possibility?
Curious AF question!
Understand that the external CC1101 module people are hooking their Zeros up with is literally the same radio module the Zero comes with internally. They just add the external module so they could then attach an _external antenna_ to it.
Secondly, when you add the external radio module via GPIO, it's that external radio module _itself_ that does the transceiving. All the Zero does is provide the required power and the _interface_ to control that module.
Speaking of the required power, such low-powered radio modules have an operating voltage of up to ~3.5V only, and simply just giving it ″more voltage″ won't really do you any better. Could probably even start smelling ugly silicon toast.
But I digress ― to answer your question quite directly, no, it's not that simple. An amplifier module + external power (if necessary) set up on the Zero could be significantly effective relative to default.
Disclaimer: This illegal, pls no do. If you do, I no go jail.
Can you make a tutorial on how to get the jam filles
Watch my jamming files Short, you may get a clue. 👀
@@shurikenhacksI got them thx 👍
169.650 mhz do you have a jamming file for this?
flipper doesnt support 169 mhz
Dope shit. What's up with protoview?
Thanks! I have yet to explore ProtoView. Any pointers, homeslice?
@@shurikenhacks All that comes to mind is to take your time with this one and know that if you want to make it useful, you are probably going to have to learn how to read raw pulse sequences and figure out how to extract digits from timing code. It seems it could be useful for grabbing protocols that the F0 doesn't immediately recognize, but I think it's probably a tool for folks with more in depth knowledge of converting raw binary code into useful information than I currently possess. Kind seems like URH Lite.
@@N0B0DY_SP3C14L That is a SICK summary. I'll surely check it out and see if my brain is equipped to handle it!
Can you do something like this with wifi?
With Wi-Fi in the colloquial sense, no. There are no Wi-Fi mice/keyboards (AFAIK) that can register as HIDevices.
If you're talking about ″wireless″ mice though, those mice with dongles operate on [2.4GHz - *wireless],* which is technically the same _frequency_ as [2.4GHz - *Bluetooth],* but they're not the same _standard._ So... with mice with wireless dongles, your Flipper would need an external GPIO module that operates on [2.4GHz - *wireless]* like the NRF24 ― for what's called as ″mousejacking″ attacks.
Love the videos just found you . Curious is it possible to open a gate that has a number code with a flipper?
Thanks! Does the gate have a cable-less remote, or just the keypad for manual code entry?
As far as I know only manual code.
@@VinnyV9690 Since the gate relies only on manual physical keypad input, the Flipper Zero can't really help. The only technical way I can think of would be some GPIO implementation with custom code for a brute-force attack, but that would obviously involve taking the gate's/keypad's electronics apart.
what firmware is required?
Any custom ones that allow the frequencies restricted by default (Momentum / Unleashed / Xtreme / RogueMaster / etc.).
more similar content please!
which firmware are you using ?
Xtreme, yo.
Last video I watched on jamming they literally picked up the dev board and spread a layer of jam 🍯 on it lmao 🤣
No way! That's my type of idiotic humor. 😂
Is there no way to boost the signal?
An external antenna would technically help, but only to quite a limited extent in the case of jamming. The Flipper Zero itself is not very powerful in the first place to be producing high-powered concentrated ″noise″ for an external antenna to be as effective.
A less simpler set-up involving an amplifier module + external power (if necessary) could be significantly effective though.
This may be a dumb question (I do not have a Flipper) but is it possible to download the files if you have a malware like Xtreme?
Xtreme is not malware. 😂
And yes, you can download and use the files with any firmware as long as the frequency restrictions are unlocked (which would need custom firmware such as Unleashed, Xtreme, etc.).
@@shurikenhacksOh shit thats fucking embarrassing 😂 I meant firmware of cours I'm sorry. 😂
Well thank you very much for your reply and your new video is great. Keep it up man!
Holy shit thank you. Is it true that jamming ruins the device?
You should be good as long as you're not jamming for more than several minutes constantly. Gotta understand it's a tiny, packed device; so it's _bound_ to at _least_ heat up after a few minutes, which can at the very least harm the long-term battery life (upon extensive jamming). Damaging the _transceiving_ component(s) though is a bigger concern here, which again shouldn't be an issue for some minutes.
Regardless, since the jamming .sub files themselves play for just ~30 seconds, you won't have to worry about forgetting/leaving it on and damaging anything.
I dont own a flipper yet. I've been watching videos to learn. Looking for a channel like yours. Smashed the subscribe button so fast! Thanks!
You legend! 🫀
HOW DO I INSTALL THESE FILES?
GUIDE IN THE DESCRIPTION! MY GITHUB TOO!
Can this jam cellphones?
No. Most the frequency bands for 2G and above operate at frequencies higher than the Flipper Zero is capable of receiving and transmitting.
Also, please note that jamming phones is ridiculously illegal in most regions.
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Hi Shuriken Hacks !!!
You're Firmware jamming is free ?
And is it easy to install your jammer FW on my Flipper Zérø ?
Thanks for your answers...
It's on my GitHub. Use it responsibly, only on your own devices, for educational purposes.
Got discord channel?
Not yet. _Should_ I? 👀
@@shurikenhacks yesss!! Please xD
Notification on! 🎉
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What if you use the the external option how far can you do ?
That would solely depend on the externally attached antenna's transmit strength (they come in various).
That's odd, i can (hypothetically) jam cars a spot away from me. I mean my... Friend says i can. I don't jam anything because that'd be illegal
With the signal strength of the Flipper Zero, that shouldn't be possible. I have tried jamming my friend's car (with their permission), and I had to place the Flipper right on the receiver (on the windshield, right above the blinking anti-theft light on the dashboard) to successfully jam it.
@@shurikenhacks that's interesting. I've definitely jammed within 10 feet, minimum
Tested on my vehicle, and brothers vehicle, not using an external antenna either
@@joshymoffet Oh, interesting-er and interesting-er! I've never been able to jam a car's receiver at a distance like that. And since jamming works against receivers, not transmitters, you cannot be jamming the remote either... I'm beginning to think factors such as background radio noise, receiver strength(?), amplitude of the jamming wave, etc. may significantly impact the outcome then. Are both the vehicles you tested the same make/model?
@@shurikenhacksthey were two different make/models
One was a Chevy Cruze and one was a potiac Aztec
The other strange thing is that i can stand on my porch with my car within range of my key, but definitely not my flipper, and i can still stop the key from being able to unlock the car. I can send video proof if you've got a way for me to contact you?
@@joshymoffet Whoops, your comment was somehow on hold.
Consider a triangle ABC.
If you (jammer) and the key fob are both at A and fairly distant from the vehicle at B, I reckon the jamming works for you since the signal from the key fob is being drowned out by the jammer's signals originating from essentially the same point (A→B) as far as the receiver is concerned.
Now, if you (jammer) are at A, the vehicle's at B, and the key fob's at C―which is a more practical and realistic attack scenario―then the power/range on the jammer would have to be significantly higher to be jamming C→B signals effectively.
Assuming you’re using unleashed firmware
A lil' better ― Xtreme Firmware.
Need a phone jammer instead lol
@@shurikenhacks Xtream Firmware Causing crash to The flipper while using the CC1101 attachment
i use unleash now also can BAD BT my Enemies
Try Momentum FW. It's my new daily-driver.
Dude that aint nothin.. I have jamming files from 300.00 to 928.88. Jam anything I want
Mad steez.. Got a sub from me hombre \m/
Dope!
Key fobs
Oohh that sync tho
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Wifi dev board
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This was hardly education or even helpful, why not explain how the jamming code works? Or even better, how to go from capturing a raw signal to creating an opposing signal that could jam it?
Love me some constructive criticism. This is dope, and noted. Thanks, dawg! :)
Its kind of stupid , whats the point