Study guide

Eight sittings, in order.

Start with the rules. Each module ends in a quiz. Official Flipper documentation is linked from every lesson — this bench is a map, not a replacement for the vendor docs.

1. 01Rules of engagementWhat you may practice on, what the law actually cares about, and why this bench will not teach attacks on other people's systems.8 min
2. 02Bench setupPower, microSD, official firmware, qFlipper, and why this course stays on stock firmware.10 min
3. 03Infrared remotesHow consumer IR actually talks, which encodings you will see, and how to learn your own TV without guessing.12 min
4. 04Sub-GHz radioISM bands, ASK/OOK versus FSK, static codes versus rolling codes, and how to listen without turning the Flipper into a transmitter you should not be.16 min
5. 05125 kHz RFIDLow-frequency proximity tags, what a UID actually is, and how to practice on fobs and pet chips you already have rights to.12 min
6. 06NFC at 13.56 MHzISO 14443, NDEF records, and why MIFARE Classic's age is a history lesson — not a license to copy badges.14 min
7. 07GPIO, UART, and modules3.3 V discipline, USB–UART, and using the Flipper as a talking stick for boards on your desk.12 min
8. 08BadUSB and DuckyScriptThe Flipper as a USB keyboard, a harmless notepad lab, and why HID payloads are in-scope only on machines you admin.10 min