Flipper Zero

Theory

The Flipper Zero is a versatile, portable, open-source multi-tool designed for pentesters, security researchers, and hardware enthusiasts. It specializes in wireless communication hacking (like RFID, NFC, and sub-GHz signals) and can also interact with various hardware interfaces such as GPIO, SPI, I2C, and UART. The Flipper Zero is small, user-friendly, and includes a variety of tools for interacting with and manipulating various types of embedded devices and wireless systems.

Key Features

• RFID and NFC

  • Reads and emulates RFID and NFC cards, making it useful for proximity-based systems.

• Sub-GHz Transmitter

  • Transmits and receives signals in the sub-GHz range, useful for wireless key fobs and smart home devices.

• Infrared (IR):

  • Emulates infrared signals for controlling IR-based devices.

• GPIO, SPI, I2C, UART

  • Provides a physical interface for working with embedded hardware, ideal for debugging, flashing chips, and communication testing.

• Modular and Open Source

  • The community actively develops firmware, making it highly customizable.

Resources

*Flipper Zero