Is there any way to get notified when they are in stock for US shipment?
They post announcements on their Discord when the shop updates.
Ugh, not another Discord to monitor.
Flipper Zero – Portable Multi-Tool Device for Geeks
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#142Is it me or are the comments all complete spam? The top three all say the same thing, roughly, "well built / good build quality / impressed with build, etc".
I have a couple friends with them and ordered mine about a month ago, should be delivered any day. I've only heard good things about this device, I really don't think it's spam.
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#143Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm still waiting for my Kickstarter version (suposideley by July 26th) and as one of the first few backers I would hope I receive mine before others can just go buy one... Yes I live in Switzerland but it's not at the edge or the world. Most have received theirs already but Swiss people had to wait a while...
From Switzerland, too. I have seen their shipping map — apparently, they haven't started shipping to Switzerland yet, as we are not in the EU :(
I got the shipping notification from FedEx today coming from Hong Kong. I just hope Swiss customs won't be a pain.
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#144Can anyone provide examples on how to use this? The FAQ and Blog have a ton of info on what it is and how to get it, but I don't see anything on why.
i use it to clone my work badge onto the chip in my hand... and to have all my amiibos in a nice easy portable package for switch gaming on the go. haven't explored anything else
Wait, back up there: "chip in my hand?"
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#145PSA: the main benefit of this s the ease of use, due to a lcd display, buttons and software support. If you're familiar with arduino/esp* programming, you can get the components (eg. esp32, cc1101, nfc reader, and infrared transciever) for a lot cheaper on aliexpress or your local reseller, and all of those things are in stock. (or in other words, if you're one of those people who buy stuff like this, play with it fo…
"Usability" of software/hardware is often the biggest barrier for people looking to learn these kinds of skills. I applaud their effort, I would love to see more development and hacking tools take this approach.
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If it wasn't OllyDBG, I would never have understood how a computer works.
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#146Just got mine a few days ago (EU based). Well built, works as promised. But I find that it mostly works for simple things like controlling lights, tv etc. Most interesting targets use proper encryption (mifare classic for example) so I had no luck accessing my company badge. Mifare Desire data cannot be read properly at the moment it seems, but I'm sure that will be fixed. Fun little tool, will probably end up in a d…
I've been reading my bank cards with the 'unleashed' firmware, not tried a replay yet and it lists Mifare DESFire in the special read actions (not tried, not hw to test)
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#147Earlier quoted context omitted.
i use it to clone my work badge onto the chip in my hand... and to have all my amiibos in a nice easy portable package for switch gaming on the go. haven't explored anything else
Wait, back up there: "chip in my hand?"
A colleague I worked with did the same a few years back https://twitter.com/danhett/status/888390099066642432
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#148I have a passing interest in wireless hacking but I have no idea if I have the skillset to make any use of it. How useful is this for someone with zero pen testing and/or wireless experience? I'm curious to know what it would take to hack my garage door or key fob for my car
Out of the box it supports limited raw rf capture and replay. Your garage door (probably) and your car key fob use rolling codes which change each time the button is pressed. This is not supported, and likely won’t be in the official firmware.
I’ve used mine to make copies of all rf and ir remotes in my home. Fans, tv, bidet, AC, etc.
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#149Can anyone provide examples on how to use this? The FAQ and Blog have a ton of info on what it is and how to get it, but I don't see anything on why.
I saw this 24 minute exhaustive review before ordering one last week: https://youtu.be/1qp78fiDD5M
This was streamed a little bit ago: https://youtu.be/dvFXWGomZzA
Unfortunately, I don't speak Russian. :(
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#150Just wasted 20 minutes trying to figure out how to order. It kept saying no shipping rates found for my address. Turns out they aren't allowing US orders at the moment but they don't actually say that on the website you just get a cryptic shipping rates message. Not the greatest experience.
I think they may be shipping from Russia, so that may be part of the problem.
They ship from Hong Kong