Momentum-Apps

Flipper Zero Meal Pager Tool

What this is?

This app triggers restaurant pagers in a brute force manner, useful to test if devices are still functional.

Supported Pagers

• Retekess T119
• Retekess TD157
• Retekess TD165 (coming soon)
• Retekess TD174 (coming soon)

Features

• Select range of stations (needs improving for full range)
• Select range of pagers (needs improving for full range)

How to install on Flipper Zero

• If you do not have one, download a firmware onto your PC via git
  
• Plug your Flipper Zero in via USB.
  
• Copy the contents of this folder into the applications_user folder of your firmware.
  

What does the blinking mean

Yellow Blinking LED

Means that the SubGhz Code is being generated for the configured range

Purple Blinking LED

Means that SubGhz Signals are being sent

Can this Brute-Force Attacks

This is a Proof-of-Concept. In Theory it could, but I wouldn't recommend trying it. Its annoying for people targeted and it could get you into trouble. Seriously, don't be that person, nobody will like your for it. Appart from that, most pagers support 8191 Stations. Triggering ~30 Pagers per station would easily take a long time. That when only sending each trigger once. It is recommended is to repeat the signal approx 10x (currently not possible, but possible that stations don't react to a single call), so that would already take all day. Also your Flipper Zero will crash in that time, as the generated signals use RAM which is limited in the device. There may be ways to work around this, but I think its better to have such a limitation.

Does this even work

I don't know. It's based on intel collected from other people. The Flipper sends data, I checked that with a second flipper. But if the data actually triggers something is not sure.

Then run the command:

.\fbt launch APPSRC=applications_user/meal_pager

The application will be compiled and copied onto your device.

Thank you notes

• Moeker and his awesome pagger tool, couldn't have done this without
• xb8 for the useful data collected
• Xenobyte, ShotokanZH for their super interesting research