OrcaOne m5stickc plus2 v0.0.32
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Orca One is firmware that brings Flipper Zero functionality—such as Sub‑GHz, NFC, infrared, BLE spam, and other hacking tools—to inexpensive ESP32‑based devices like the M5StickC Plus2, offering a low‑cost alternative to the Flipper Zero hardware.
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- Maintainer
- oceantroop
- Chip families
- esp32esp32-s3
Runs on these boards
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- CardputerUnverified
Flash Cardputer
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- StickCUnverified
Flash StickC
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- StickC-Plus2Unverified
Flash StickC-Plus2
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README
Orca One
A collection of alternatives for running Flipper Zero functions on more affordable devices such as M5Stack and ESP32 in general.
What is this project?
Portable hardware devices for hacking have become popular with Flipper Zero being the main one and also the most sought after. Given the difficulty of obtaining the famous gadget, this repository aims to document and, where possible, implement more accessible options for carrying out the same attacks on cheaper and easier-to-obtain controllers such as those in the M5Stack family.
Why this name?
Orcas are the largest species in the dolphin family (Delphinidae). Like dolphins, they are intelligent, social mammals with a complex communication system. Orcas are apex predators, meaning they are at the top of the food chain and have no natural predators. The name Orca One was chosen as a reference to the name of the coveted device named after the famous dolphin.
Current Roadmap (UNFINISHED!)
| Code | Feature | Alternative Available | Required Hardware | Implemented on Firmware | | ---- | ------- | --------------------- | -------------------- | -------- | | 1 | Sub-Ghz | Yes | RF433R / RF433T | - | 2 | NFC | Yes | RFID2 | 3 | RFID 125 kHz | No | - | 4 | Infrared | Yes | StickC Plus1 / StickC Plus2 / Cardputer | Nemo | 5 | BLE Spam | Yes | - | 6 | Marauder | Yes | - | 7 | Evil Portal | Yes | - | 8 | BAD USB | Yes | - | 8 | Wardriving | No | -
How to Contribute
Please review the instructions on how to contribute to this project at Contributing
Contact the Devs
You can reach out to the Devs behing this project (and be part of it) by reaching out to our Discord Server:
https://bit.ly/hackingtroop
You can find us at the #orca-one-devs channel
Read the full README on GitHub
source github.com/OceanTroop/orca-one