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I carried out an attack today on my iPhone 12 Pro using the flipper zero. The Flipper device has a feature in the BLE spamming app that exploits a zero-day vulnerability related to BLE spamming. It sends specific packets that trigger BLE pop-ups, causing the phone to crash and... show more

Nana Sei Anyemedu

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Humphrey Parker 🇬🇭🎧2 years ago

@IamTheCyberChef @theveterann @CyberSecFalcon @_DeejustDee @tech_twi @jeffwellz Flipper zero is crazy… and we’re only scratching the surface of its capabilities … ma own dey road 😂

Nana Sei Anyemedu2 years ago

@_King_Parker @IamTheCyberChef @theveterann @CyberSecFalcon @_DeejustDee @tech_twi @jeffwellz Sharp bro. Sharp😂😂✌️

TheCyberChef👨‍🍳| Cybersecurity | Educator🇬🇭🎓2 years ago

@theveterann @CyberSecFalcon @_DeejustDee @tech_twi @jeffwellz They will call you out soon🤣🤣🤣🤣

Nana Sei Anyemedu2 years ago

@theveterann @CyberSecFalcon @_DeejustDee @tech_twi @jeffwellz 😂😂😂 I’m waiting bro . Sia man.

ް2 years ago

@IamTheCyberChef @theveterann @CyberSecFalcon @_DeejustDee @tech_twi @jeffwellz You can achieve same results with using an android

Nana Sei Anyemedu2 years ago

@IamTheCyberChef @theveterann @CyberSecFalcon @_DeejustDee @tech_twi @jeffwellz ✌️✌️

Mshary2 years ago

@IamTheCyberChef @theveterann @CyberSecFalcon @_DeejustDee @tech_twi @jeffwellz They fixed it , updated your iOS

Nana Sei Anyemedu2 years ago

@IamTheCyberChef @theveterann @CyberSecFalcon @_DeejustDee @tech_twi @jeffwellz New update out? Cuz I’m still using this

study client2 years ago

@IamTheCyberChef @theveterann @CyberSecFalcon @_DeejustDee @tech_twi @jeffwellz @IamTheCyberChef The BLE spam capability was added to flipper some 10 months ago. A word of caution to @RedHatPentester, bluetooth is ubiquitous. Be mindful when/where you use your flipper. Peoples' lives are tied to bluetooth noawadays: pacemakers & implanted defibrillators

Winston Ighodaro2 years ago

@IamTheCyberChef @theveterann @CyberSecFalcon @_DeejustDee @tech_twi @jeffwellz Cool bro!

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