i have my og flipper gathering dust :tears:

I'm curious has anyone tried hooking up abliterated large language models to systems like this for physical pen-testing? I know there has been lots of hype lately on the capabilities of large language models at finding and exploiting bugs in online software. I know very little about physical pen-testing but would large language models also open up vulnerabilities in the kinds of things this interfaces with or do digital door locks and such have higher levels of security?

That’s pretty cool you can dock it to full-fat Linux it looks like?

Maybe this should be the link: https://flipper.net/products/flipper-one-preorder

I read the page but not being an expert on Flipper I am not confident I can tell the difference from the Flipper Zero.

what are their connection with Russian Federation ? all their job ads asked for russian iirc.

I wish they would sell more replacement parts for the old ones. Like the main board or the sub boards. I have broken mine twice from daily pocket use in wet environments and I don't feel like scrounging parts anymore.

Related - others?

Flipper One – we need your help - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48220647 - May 2026 (482 comments)

Flipper One Tech Specs - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48212046 - May 2026 (177 comments)

My only concern with ordering a Flipper One is import controls. I've heard of Zeros getting seized in customs.

How long is the pre-order window? I didn't see that on the site, but might have missed it.

I already nabbed my coupon for the pre-order last week - looks super cool!

My F0 is always close at hand, doing everything from being my go-to trigger for whatever random thing I'm playing with, to being an instant output for any signal I'm trying to read. Plus it's a really fun educational tool for myself and various kids around - I keep a load of little NFC 216 tags around, in my bag, in a pouch attached to my Mac, and showing both young and old how to use them, and read them with the phone, leads to conversations about treasure hunts, hiding them in the pub, showing counters with amusing messages...

We used it as a metronome the other day with its blue light, and on the flip side I've been looking at ways to integrate it into my EDC as a modern key, or a programmable keyring. It isn't super-secure, but that does make it easier to work with.

I'm excited about the F1, mainly curious about its logic analyzer capabilities, since I'm actually designing and building one - even it is fifty times worse than a commercial one, I just want to know how they work. And these little devices help find out how other things work.