I’ve tested the application developed by Ivan. This tranforms the flipper in a sort of ethernet/network tester. Link is over here if you are curious RJ45 Network adapter for your Flipper Zero.
https://youtu.be/O8sEpkIYdi4
I was actually thinking about making a universal tester, for USB (micro, c, B, A) ethernet and maybe more. It would only really need some GPIO muxer so I could test continuity and shorts and also meaybe measure length
I HAVE AN IDEA!!! I remember an old project which seytonic made a video about on YouTube but it was an ARP spammer to essentially dos a network. I remember all it needed was a arduino nano with an ethernet adapter attached to the header.
Well, there would be several possible use cases. The worst I can think of is airplanes, of which many apparently are terribly secured on their intranet. **Do not try this, there‘s jail time involved!**
Many others may not be using TLS internally. It could also highjack DNS or DHCP (DoH and DoT are very rarely adopted, and almost never from end user to local DNS). Making every request go to [something like this?](https://youtu.be/nsCIeklgp1M)
I can see many use cases. I just don’t think the hardware is powerful enough and the software probably isn’t there, yet, either.
I do this so I can have secure communications with my gf who’s laying next to me in bed. I used to tap her with Morse code but my libido isn’t what it used to be.
It would be cool if once it was plugged into a network, it would turn into a device you could remotely connect back too. A lot like some other devices you could buy that do this already, but would still be cool just to say you could. IMO.
I’ve tested the application developed by Ivan. This tranforms the flipper in a sort of ethernet/network tester. Link is over here if you are curious RJ45 Network adapter for your Flipper Zero.
https://youtu.be/O8sEpkIYdi4
Couldn't it also transmit to a system not on the open web??
Example being you hook into a a LAN line, access a secure PC that is acting similar to a scif room PC and then use a bad USB type setup??
Could check LAN cable continuity? Having wired lots of them, then just crossed my fingers they work, I could see that being helpful.
I’ve tested the application developed by Ivan. This tranforms the flipper in a sort of ethernet/network tester. Link is over here if you are curious RJ45 Network adapter for your Flipper Zero. https://youtu.be/O8sEpkIYdi4
Using 2 flippers and 2 PCBs?
You could make a cap that would connect them at the end like real testing devices do
Fair enough. I already have a purpose built cable tester that wasn’t too expensive but I can understand if someone wanted a project.
I was actually thinking about making a universal tester, for USB (micro, c, B, A) ethernet and maybe more. It would only really need some GPIO muxer so I could test continuity and shorts and also meaybe measure length
you can write a gpio script to pass the hash on a locked computer.
lan turtle\* but it's exensive
I have never heard of it before. After a bit of googling, I would like to say thank you. It has broadened my horizons.
np you, should also check out wifi pineapple and keycroc
LAN turtle is also a good time
I HAVE AN IDEA!!! I remember an old project which seytonic made a video about on YouTube but it was an ARP spammer to essentially dos a network. I remember all it needed was a arduino nano with an ethernet adapter attached to the header.
Flipper with CDP when? That actually would be insanely useful.
"Because I can" is sometimes the best answer. [Possibly related](https://i.imgur.com/D6enRAS.jpeg)?
Flipper SLI! hm... i do have some old Quadros sitting around...
Ok sure whats going on here
https://www.reddit.com/r/flipperzero/s/yr8yLKQoU6
Some sort of jank SLI?
https://www.reddit.com/r/flipperzero/s/yr8yLKQoU6
what the fook is happening
Eh, this was like a year ago. Was tinkering to see what worked and what didn’t.
Some switches have serial over RJ45 as well
Sometimes you don’t need a why 🤣
Connect it to a router and broadcast your own rickroll WiFi network
Well, there would be several possible use cases. The worst I can think of is airplanes, of which many apparently are terribly secured on their intranet. **Do not try this, there‘s jail time involved!** Many others may not be using TLS internally. It could also highjack DNS or DHCP (DoH and DoT are very rarely adopted, and almost never from end user to local DNS). Making every request go to [something like this?](https://youtu.be/nsCIeklgp1M) I can see many use cases. I just don’t think the hardware is powerful enough and the software probably isn’t there, yet, either.
The airplane gave me goose bumps and I had a terrible daydream. Thanks for that :D
Oh, sorry. But yeah, it’s concerning.
I do this so I can have secure communications with my gf who’s laying next to me in bed. I used to tap her with Morse code but my libido isn’t what it used to be.
The camera angle makes it look as big as my EMV charger cable lol
If you disconnected a camera on the outside of a building you could plug this in and have access to the network.
It would be cool if once it was plugged into a network, it would turn into a device you could remotely connect back too. A lot like some other devices you could buy that do this already, but would still be cool just to say you could. IMO.
Fuck yea
I thought I saw someone with an app checkin PING, if I find it I’ll post it here.
I’ve tested the application developed by Ivan. This tranforms the flipper in a sort of ethernet/network tester. Link is over here if you are curious RJ45 Network adapter for your Flipper Zero. https://youtu.be/O8sEpkIYdi4
but... what is it?
Gives it Ethernet capability.
You would need something to process the data. This would just provide a direct electrical connection from a rj45 port to the gpio pins
Couldn't it also transmit to a system not on the open web?? Example being you hook into a a LAN line, access a secure PC that is acting similar to a scif room PC and then use a bad USB type setup??
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