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Flipper Zero Evil Portal

An evil captive portal Wi-Fi access point using the Flipper Zero and Wi-Fi dev board

About

This project is a work in progress.

This project will turn your Wi-Fi dev board into an open access point. When users try to connect to this access point they will be served a fake login screen. User credentials are sent to the Flipper and logged on the SD card.

Portals

The portal I initially provided is just an (ugly) example, please check out the community portals folder for more portals. Contributors are welcome and very much needed!

Users, remember to rename the new portal as index.html when you drag it on the flipper SD card.

Disclaimer

I am not a C developer and I am using this project as a way to learn more about esp32, flipper zero and, C programming.

Contributors are welcome! Please feel free to open a PR at any time in the dev branch.

This program is for educational purposes only.

Getting Started

The pre-built fap file is made for the unleashed custom firmware. If you are on a different firmware you can download the evil_portal.fap file at flipc.org or you can build the .fap file yourself by following these instructions.

Note The official Flipper Zero firmware is now supported again thanks to @sboger.

Install the pre-built app on the flipper

Go to the releases section on this repo. Download and extract the unleashed-evil_portal.fap.zip file from the latest release. This file will contain the evil_portal.fap file for the Unleashed firmware.

Put the evil_portal.fap file into the apps/GPIO/ folder on your Flipper SD card.

In the releases section you will also need to download and extract the evil_portal_sd_folder.zip folder. This .zip file contains a evil_portal folder.

Put the evil_portal folder into the apps_data folder on your SD card. This is an example of your Flipper SD card if done correctly.

apps/
  GPIO/
    evil_portal.fap
apps_data/
  evil_portal/
    ap.config.txt
    index.html
    logs/
      <empty>

You should be able to see the [ESP32] Evil Portal app on your flipper zero now.

Installing/flashing the Wi-Fi dev board

There is now an easier method (Option One) of flashing your ESP32 dev board. Thank you to reddit user dellycem for showing me how to do this.

Note: the following boards are supported via this method

  1. The official Wifi dev board
  2. Alternative ESP32-S2 boards like this one from AWOK Dynamics
  3. ESP32-WROOM boards

The alternative ESP32-S2 boards can use the same .bin files as the official dev board.

The esp32 wroom board has it's own pre-compiled .bin files provided in the 0.0.2 release. Please check out the required pin connections bellow.

If you are not using one of these boards you will have to go with option two.

Option One - Official Wi-Fi Dev Board

Starting with version 0.0.2 I will include pre-compiled .bin files for the official WiFi Dev board. This will allow users to flash their dev boards via a website instead of through the Arduino IDE.

  1. Download and extract the wifi_dev_board.zip file that is part of the latest release. This will contain 4 .bin files.
  2. Connect your WiFi dev board to your computer while holding the boot button.
  3. Go to the website https://esp.huhn.me/ and press the Connect button.
  4. Select the port associated with your board.
  5. Add each of the 4 .bin files using the blue Add button.
  6. Enter the following addresses in the text field to the left of each file.
  1. Press the Program button and wait while the board is being flashed.
  2. Assuming you do not have any errors you are good to go.

Option Two - Other compatible boards

Follow the steps below to flash the other compatible ESP32 boards. You may have to adjust the steps below for your specific board:

  1. Download and install the Arduino IDE from here.
  2. Download zip/clone dependency AsyncTCP to file.
  3. Download zip/clone dependency ESPAsyncWebServer to file.
  4. Unzip both dependencies to your Arduino library folder.
    • On Windows this is usually C:\Users\<username>\Documents\Arduino\libraries.
  5. Go to the releases section on this repo and download the EvilPortal.ino file, open it with Arduino IDE.
  6. Go to File > Preferences and paste the following two URL's into the Additional Boards Manager URLs field: 
    https://dl.espressif.com/dl/package_esp32_index.json
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/gh-pages/package_esp32_dev_index.json
  7. Go to Tools > Board > Boards Manager... and search for esp32 and install esp32 by Espressif Systems.
  8. Go to Tools > Board and select ESP32S2 Dev Module or the ESP32 board that you are trying to flash.
  9. On your ESP32-S2 Wi-Fi module, hold the BOOT button.
  10. Connect your board to your computer, keep holding the BOOT button (holding for just 3-5 seconds and releasing may be fine, continuously holding worked better for me).
  11. Go to Tools > Port and select the port that appeared when you connected your ESP32.
  12. Click the "Upload" button in the top left corner of the Arduino IDE.
  13. On success, you will see something like: 
    Hash of data verified.
Leaving...
WARNING: ESP32-S2 (revision v0.0) chip was placed into download mode...
  14. Plug in the Wi-Fi Dev board to the flipper, press the reset button on the Wi-Fi dev board and you should now see a solid blue light.

Usage

Plug in the Wi-Fi Dev board to the flipper.

Open the app on the Flipper and press Start portal on the main menu. After a few seconds you should start to see logs coming in from your Wi-Fi dev board and the AP will start and the LED will turn green.

The AP will take the name that is in the ap.config.txt file located on your Flipper in the apps_data/evil_portal/ folder.

When you connect to the AP a web page will open after a few seconds. This web page contains the HTML located in the index.html file located on your Flipper in the apps_data/evil_portal/ folder.

You can stop the portal by pressing Stop portal on the main menu. The LED should turn blue.

You can manually save logs using the Save logs command. Logs will be stored in the logs folder that is in your apps_data/evil_portal/ folder.

Logs will automatically be saved when exiting the app or when the current log reaches 4000 characters.

Alternative boards

The ESP32 wroom boards will not have the LED indicators in the 0.0.2 release and if you are compiling for a Wroom board you will have to comment out the code dealing with the LEDs. The pre-compiled .bin files for that board already have this change. I plan on making this process easier in the next release.

The following pins are required for the board to work:

Keep in mind that the TX/RX pins go to the opposite pins on the flipper. So TX on your ESP32 goes to RX on the flipper. For my Wroom board I had to use RX0/TX0, your board may be a little different.

Troubleshooting

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Assuming you have the Flipper Zero Wi-Fi Wrover Development Module (ESP32-S2):

  1. Install Python.
  2. Open a command terminal as an administrator:
    • On Windows press ⊞Win+R, type "cmd", and press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER.
  3. In the terminal type the following to install esptool via Python package manager: 
    pip install esptool
  4. Install setuptools dependencies: 
    pip install setuptools
  5. Enter the following command into your terminal, do not run it yet: 
    python -m esptool --chip esp32s2 erase_flash
  6. On your ESP32-S2 Wi-Fi module, hold the BOOT button.
  7. Connect your ESP32-S2 to your computer, keep holding the BOOT button.
  8. In your terminal press enter to run the command from step 5.
  9. When successful you will get the message Chip erase completed successfully in ___s (time in seconds suffixed with "s").
  10. Unplug/reset your board.

Todo

I plan on working on this in my free time. Here is my todo list.

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.

Acknowledgments

I was only able to create this using the following apps as examples

Contact me

You can message me on my reddit account bigbrodude6119

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