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.
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