DIY alternative to the very cool Flipper Zero project. You can read more about that project on their GitHub page or Kickstarter: https://github.com/Flipper-Zero
The purpose of this Snowflake project is to consolidate some of the functionality of various project in a single DIY project. The primary goal of this project is a beginer to mid-level project using off the shelf parts and standard home shop tools (e.g. screwdrivers, soldering iron, 3d printer) The plans and "how to" for the hardward will also be linked here once I finish writing up those instructions.
This goal has driven the choice to use Python for the majority of the front end. My hope is that the framework I have built for the menu system encourages experiments and tinkering from the end user. The hardware has also been optimized for ease of construction and cost, instead of being super slick. That said, I will also be releasing the Eagle files for a custom board if you want to take it to that next step.
This work is primarily a frontend to the P4wnP1 project that builds upon a minimal Kali Linux distribution and adds a nice Web interface and scripting language. Check out that project here: https://github.com/RoganDawes/P4wnP1_aloa
This repo contains a user interface for a screen attached directly to the Raspberry Pi Zero W giving you control over most of the key functions. It works in conjunction with the A.L.O.A user interface (see paragraph above), and of course you can always just ssh into a pretty standard Kali envirnoment, and run things from there.
FAQ:
- Why did you use Python? It is slow.
The goal here was something friendly to tinkering. I may do a C port later if there is enough interest. Or maybe you want to and contribute it back....
- Why is this code so crappy?
First, mean. Second, yeah it's not great. This started as a quick one day project and grew in scope a little. It is actually my first Python project that isn't just a temporary script. I am normally a Java guy. Please do make improvements and submit pull requests. I will accept anything that keeps with the primary goal of DIY.
- Flipper is much better, it can do ....
Yup, you are correct. It is a great product and I also preordered one. You will spend more time, money, and energy on this project and get worse results. The goal was just to encourage people to get their hands dirty and demystify prototype hardware development
- Can I buy one?
No. It's free, that's the whole point.
- Where did the name come from?
It's fictional dolphins all the way down.
- This project is dumb.
That's really more of a statement...
TODO: Link to hardward BOM
TODO: Link to assembly video
TODO: upload an image for the sd card