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[Onion-btc]

hello buddy came across this, so would i be able to bruteforce a fob entry system?

[tobiabocchi]

Hello! As of right now, this repo is for bruteforcing sub-ghz RF protocols, I think by fob system you mean system that use a tag of some sort (i.e. passive RFID) so the answer is no (at least for now)

[kanawai]

The new flipper just arrived, What's the best way to set up my flipper to emulate capture and emulate RKE?

[kanawai]

For testing, I live next to parking lot. Much of the frequencies that come in are 309MHz, 315MHz 433MHz, 434MHz, 914MHz, 868MHz. FYI

[KK4SE]

Is there an established way to brute force a traffic gate arm in a parking lot?

[54DB0153NP41]

Will this brutforce car doors?

"I accidentally locked my only keys in my car. "

[Saso995]

Hi first of all thanks for this great work! Then I would like to ask if you are sure about the timing for PT-2240 (if my math is not wrong it would be higher!)

By the way I also tested some optimization for PT-2240: with a short pulse 300, long pulse 3x, pilot period 31x it works fine, and it seems to work also with just 2 repetition.

[XtianLi]

Hi everyone. First, thaks for your greats contributions.

I would like to know what do I need to do or modify in case I have the last digit of the code, for the button number, but I want to create a brute force dictionary for the serial number.

In my case, I have this Code>
Filetype: Flipper SubGhz Key File
Version: 1
Frequency: 433889000
Preset: FuriHalSubGhzPresetOok650Async
Protocol: Princeton
Bit: 24
Key: 00 00 00 00 00 93 21 E8
TE: 372

Knowing that the last number 8, is the key number, and "93 21 E" is the serial number, how do I set the "key_range=range(0x000004, 0xFFFFF4)" to always finish with the number 4.

I would like to reduce the dictionary size, and time spent running the bruteforce attack.

Thanks in advance!

[XtianLi]

Well, Sorry, I get it with the lines>

# Filtrar solo los números que terminen en "4" en su representación hexadecimal
key_range = [key for key in range(0x000004, 0xFFFFF4) if hex(key).endswith('4')]

protocols = [
    Protocol(
        name="Bike-VZero-433",
        n_bits=24,
        transposition_table={"0": "370 -1090 ", "1": "1090 -370 "},
        pilot_period="345 -11300  ",
        key_range=key_range,
    ),
]

for p in protocols:
    p.generate_sub_files()
    print(f"{p.name} done")

But now the file generated says not being parsed on the Flipper, and I cant run it.
I tried even taking this lines and the file doesnt work.
What am I missing?

[edog245203]

It won't let me download onto my flipper? Can you give me a step by step. I'm so sorry