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The Flipper Blackhat (WHY2025)
I developed a 100% open-source (Quad core A7, 512MB RAM) Linux-enabled Flipper module for WiFi pentesting and ethical hacking!
This talk covers how and why I developed the Flipper Blackhat: starting at the hardware level through the bootloader, kernel and up to user space. On the hardware side, I'll detail the power supplies, the DDR3 routing, radios, and the A33 processor itself. I'll show the build system, device trees, Python scripts and the penetesting suite I ship with it.
I'll provide an overview of the exploits I've written for it and how to control them from the Flipper app. I will also do a live demo of the device in honeypot mode, RAT driving, AP scanning, embedded exploit etc...
Licensed to the public under https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
about this event: https://program.why2025.org/why2025/talk/TQTUTQ/
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I developed a 100% open-source (Quad core A7, 512MB RAM) Linux-enabled Flipper module for WiFi pentesting and ethical hacking!
This talk covers how and why I developed the Flipper Blackhat: starting at the hardware level through the bootloader, kernel and up to user space. On the hardware side, I'll detail the power supplies, the DDR3 routing, radios, and the A33 processor itself. I'll show the build system, device trees, Python scripts and the penetesting suite I ship with it.
I'll provide an overview of the exploits I've written for it and how to control them from the Flipper app. I will also do a live demo of the device in honeypot mode, RAT driving, AP scanning, embedded exploit etc...
Licensed to the public under https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
about this event: https://program.why2025.org/why2025/talk/TQTUTQ/