# Flipper Zero Day 1 Baseline Scan — August 21, 2026

**Date:** August 21, 2026 (12:00 AM – 1:00 AM PDT)
**Operator:** Q
**Device:** Flipper Zero "R0unk" — Momentum Firmware mntm-012
**Location:** Q's residence, Las Vegas, NV
**Scan Tools:** Flipper Zero (Sub-GHz CC1101), M5 CoreBluetooth (BLE), M5 CoreWLAN (WiFi), Styx ARP/conntrack (Network)

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## Summary

Full spectrum baseline scan of Q's house and surrounding area per the Flipper Zero Awakening Playbook (August 12, 2026). All five scan domains completed:

| Domain | Tool | Devices Found |
|--------|------|---------------|
| Bluetooth LE | M5 CoreBluetooth | 47 unique devices |
| WiFi | M5 CoreWLAN | 26 SSIDs |
| Network (Metro) | Styx ARP | 7 devices (4 unidentified) |
| Network (Venus) | Styx ARP | 9 devices (1 blocked intruder) |
| Sub-GHz | Flipper CC1101 | 0 packets (baseline quiet — 12 AM) |

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## 1. Bluetooth LE Sweep — 47 Devices

Scanned via M5's CoreBluetooth framework with manufacturer ID decoding. Apple devices identified by `4c00` prefix. Proximity zones based on RSSI signal strength.

### Proximity Zone: CLOSE (>-70 dBm — in Q's room)

| # | Device | RSSI | Vendor | Notes |
|---|--------|------|--------|-------|
| 1 | MELK-OA10WCT | -66 dBm | Generic | RGB LED sound-reactive light strip on wall |

### Proximity Zone: MEDIUM (-70 to -85 dBm — in house)

| # | Device | RSSI | Vendor | Notes |
|---|--------|------|--------|-------|
| 2 | Unknown | -76 dBm | Unknown | Unidentified — no manufacturer data |
| 3 | Unknown | -76 dBm | Apple (FindMy) | FindMy beacon — could be GreatClips AirTag |
| 4 | Unknown | -78 dBm | Apple (FindMy) | FindMy beacon |
| 5 | N03TA | -79 dBm | Unknown | Unidentified device — possibly Bluetooth helmet or IoT |
| 6 | Unknown | -80 dBm | Apple (Nearby/Handoff) | Active Apple device — parent's iPhone? |
| 7 | Unknown | -80 dBm | Apple (FindMy) | FindMy beacon |
| 8 | ChimePro-84 | -81 dBm | Ring/Amazon | Ring Chime Pro — matches Ring camera setup |
| 9 | Unknown | -83 dBm | Apple (FindMy) | FindMy beacon |
| 10 | Unknown | -83 dBm | Apple (Nearby/Handoff) | Active Apple device |

### Proximity Zone: FAR (<-85 dBm — neighbors/street)

37 devices including:
- **13 Apple Nearby/Handoff** beacons (iPhones/iPads broadcasting for AirDrop/continuity)
- **11 Apple FindMy** beacons (devices/AirTags broadcasting location)
- **8 Samsung TVs** (Samsung 7 Series 65", 65" Crystal UHD, Pool TV, guest, shawna, + 3 unknown Samsung)
- **1 Apple iBeacon** — retail/smart home beacon
- **1 Apple AirPods/Beats** — earbuds broadcasting nearby
- **1 HP ENVY Photo 7800** — printer
- **1 LG LAP-V201S-WUS** — LG laptop
- **Bear's Light** and **Mrs. Bear's Light** — smart lights
- **VIZIO Mobile App** — Vizio TV beacon

### BLE Vendor Summary

| Vendor | Count |
|--------|-------|
| Apple (Nearby/Handoff) | 13 |
| Apple (FindMy) | 11 |
| Unknown/Generic | 10 |
| Samsung | 8 |
| Apple (iBeacon) | 1 |
| Apple (AirPods/Beats) | 1 |
| Apple (Handoff) | 1 |
| Ring/Amazon | 1 |
| HP | 1 |
| LG | 1 |

### BLE Isolation Test — Device Identification

Three sequential scans were performed with devices removed between each scan to identify unknown BLE sources.

**Scan 1 (baseline):** 51 devices — all Q's devices in room
**Scan 2 (Apple devices moved 20ft behind wall):** 31 devices
- **Q (iPhone 17)** dropped from -50 to -71 dBm (control — confirmed wall attenuation)
- **Unknown -49 dBm Apple device DISAPPEARED** — was one of the "powered off" Apple devices (M2 MacBook or Ares's iPhone broadcasting FindMy while "off")
- **Unknown -74 dBm Apple device DISAPPEARED**
- **Unknown -77 dBm Apple device DISAPPEARED**

**Scan 3 (Square reader, Q iPhone powered off, Apple charger moved):** 29 devices
- **Q (iPhone 17) GONE** — confirmed powered off
- **Unknown -72 dBm Apple device GONE** — was the Square Cash reader
- Apple charging block likely one of the disappeared unknowns (some Apple USB-C chargers have BLE chips for FindMy)

**Conclusion:** "Powered off" Apple devices (M2 MacBook, Ares's iPhone) are broadcasting BLE FindMy beacons. iOS 15+ iPhones use U1 chip reserve power to broadcast location even when powered down. The -49 dBm signal was right next to Q — one of M2's devices.

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## 2. WiFi Networks — 26 SSIDs in Range

Scanned via M5 CoreWLAN framework.

### Q's Networks

| SSID | RSSI | Channel | Band | Notes |
|------|------|---------|------|-------|
| Mars 2.4 | -24 dBm | 8 | 2.4 GHz | Styx 2.4 GHz radio |
| Come Out And Play | -27 dBm | 44 | 5 GHz | Honeypot SSID — no clients connected |
| Venus 5.0 | -32 dBm | 44 | 5 GHz | Apparatus primary network |

### Metro (Cox ISP Networks)

| SSID | RSSI | Channel | Band | Notes |
|------|------|---------|------|-------|
| metro1 | -38 dBm | 6 | 2.4 GHz | Cox router 2.4 GHz |
| CoxWiFi | -45 dBm | 44 | 5 GHz | Cox public hotspot |
| metro2 | -46 dBm | 44 | 5 GHz | Cox router 5 GHz |
| Cox Mobile | -46 dBm | 44 | 5 GHz | Cox mobile hotspot |
| metro3 | -55 dBm | 69 | 6 GHz | Cox router 6 GHz (WPA3) |

### Neighbor Networks

| SSID | RSSI | Channel | Band | Security | Notes |
|------|------|---------|------|----------|-------|
| DIRECT-A7-HP DeskJet 2600 | -59 dBm | 6 | 2.4 | WPA | Printer WiFi Direct — neighbor |
| pooltime | -61 dBm | 6 | 2.4 | WPA | Neighbor — broadcasts on 3 bands |
| HOLO_036425 | -62 dBm | 1 | 2.4 | WPA | Unknown device — strong signal |
| ChimePro-800E84 | -66 dBm | 6 | 2.4 | WPA | Ring Chime Pro network |
| G34-FA71 | -72 dBm | 6 | 2.4 | WPA | Neighbor router |
| NETGEAR04 | -75 dBm | 6 | 2.4 | WPA | Neighbor Netgear router |
| **Wifi $1.99 min** | **-78 dBm** | **161** | **5 GHz** | **WPA** | **Suspicious — pay-per-use hotspot at -78 dBm is close** |
| MySpectrumWiFi68-2G | -80 dBm | 7 | 2.4 | WPA | Neighbor Spectrum |
| Charlied5 | -82 dBm | 157 | 5 GHz | WPA | Neighbor |
| pooltime | -85 dBm | 5 | 6 GHz | WPA | Same neighbor, 6 GHz band |
| VANGUARDLV-2-4 | -87 dBm | 1 | 2.4 | WPA | Neighbor |
| Mili | -89 dBm | 36 | 5 GHz | WPA | Neighbor |
| S.H.I.E.L.D | -91 dBm | 149 | 5 GHz | WPA | Neighbor |
| washlan5G | -93 dBm | 44 | 5 GHz | WPA | Neighbor |
| SETUP-B984 | -93 dBm | 44 | 5 GHz | WPA | Device in setup mode |

### WiFi Anomalies

1. **2 OPEN networks (Security: None)** detected on channels 1 and 44. SSIDs redacted by macOS but they exist — potential rogue access points or misconfigured routers. Open networks near the apparatus are a risk vector.

2. **"Wifi $1.99 min"** at -78 dBm on 5 GHz channel 161. A pay-per-use hotspot this close to the house is unusual. Could be a mobile hotspot in a vehicle or a neighbor monetizing their connection. Worth monitoring — if it moves (RSSI changes), it's mobile.

3. **HOLO_036425** at -62 dBm — strong signal, unknown device type. "HOLO" prefix is associated with HoloLens or holographic display devices. Very close to the house.

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## 3. Network Devices — Styx ARP Table

### Metro Network (192.168.0.0/24) — 7 Devices

| IP | MAC | Device | Status |
|----|-----|--------|--------|
| .1 | cc:f3:c8:72:98:3f | Cox Router (Gateway) | KNOWN |
| .4 | 4c:24:98:78:19:73 | UNIDENTIFIED | **NEW** |
| .3 | de:0a:c0:56:c9:60 | UNIDENTIFIED | **NEW** |
| .193 | fe:ca:10:38:00:3f | UNIDENTIFIED | **NEW** |
| .118 | 54:e0:19:04:1c:8d | Ring Stick Up Camera | KNOWN |
| .38 | 10:96:93:e7:07:81 | Fire Stick #3 (Parents Room — LOCKED DOWN) | KNOWN |
| .122 | f6:18:fc:13:c7:ba | UNIDENTIFIED | **NEW** |

**Note:** .131 (20:fe:00:93:01:91) was present earlier but bounced off the network after WatchDog came back online.

### Venus Network (192.168.10.0/24) — 9 Devices

| IP | MAC | Device | Status |
|----|-----|--------|--------|
| .10 | 00:07:32:d2:02:22 | ARES Dynasty | KNOWN |
| .135 | 00:48:54:21:5b:fb | Dragon | KNOWN |
| .172 | 82:7b:f3:db:73:38 | Quartz | KNOWN |
| .197 | 24:5e:be:77:bf:fd | QNAP | KNOWN |
| .212 | 6c:cf:39:00:97:cb | Synastry | KNOWN |
| .236 | 68:15:79:0f:37:64 | Quartz (AX900) | KNOWN |
| .240 | 00:e0:4c:61:27:c0 | Quincey.AI (M5 Ethernet) | KNOWN |
| .246 | 2c:4d:54:42:a9:92 | Antikythera | KNOWN |
| **.101** | **d2:ce:36:99:99:dd** | **"Mac" — UNIDENTIFIED** | **BLOCKED (iptables) but still on WiFi** |

### Venus WiFi Clients (Active Associations)

| MAC | RSSI | RX Rate | TX Rate | Packets RX | Packets TX |
|-----|------|---------|---------|------------|------------|
| 68:15:79:0F:37:64 (Quartz AX900) | -42 dBm | 0.6 Mbps | 600.4 Mbps | 59,492 | 1,700,459 |
| **D2:CE:36:99:99:DD (.101 "Mac")** | **-46 dBm** | **1200.9 Mbps** | **1200.9 Mbps** | **29,570** | **16,304** |

**.101 is actively transmitting at full speed** despite being blocked by iptables. The iptables block prevents internet access and communication with Styx, but the device remains associated to Venus 5.0 WiFi and is sending/receiving packets on the LAN. The locally administered MAC (d2:xx) confirms this is a spoofed/randomized address.

### DHCP Lease Anomaly

The JetKVM (30:52:53:04:bc:ab) still holds a DHCP lease at .220 with timestamp 0 (static/permanent lease). The JetKVM was physically disconnected on August 21 — this lease is stale and should be cleared.

### Honeypot Status

"Come Out And Play" — **No clients connected**

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## 4. Sub-GHz Radio Scan — Baseline Quiet

Scanned via Flipper Zero CC1101 internal radio on all common US frequencies.

| Frequency | Duration | Packets | Common Use |
|-----------|----------|---------|------------|
| 300.000 MHz | 15 sec | 0 | Car remotes |
| 315.000 MHz | 15 sec | 0 | US garage door openers, key fobs |
| 390.000 MHz | 15 sec | 0 | Chamberlain/LiftMaster garage doors |
| 433.920 MHz | 15 sec | 0 | IoT sensors, weather stations, some key fobs |

**All frequencies quiet.** Expected at 12:00 AM — no garage doors opening, no key fobs transmitting. This establishes a clean baseline. Daytime scan recommended to capture normal neighborhood RF activity and identify any persistent transmitters.

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## 5. NFC/RFID Sweep — Pending

Physical NFC/RFID sweep of the apparatus rack and surrounding area not yet performed. Requires walking the Flipper within 1-2 inches of surfaces to detect planted NFC tags or RFID devices. Scheduled for next session.

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## Key Findings

### Finding 1: "Powered Off" Apple Devices Are Broadcasting

M2's MacBook ("Ares") and "Ares's iPhone" — both reported as powered off — were broadcasting BLE FindMy beacons at -49 dBm (within arm's reach of Q). Apple devices since iOS 15 use U1 chip reserve power to broadcast location via the Find My network even when powered down. These devices are trackable 24/7 regardless of power state.

**Recommendation:** Store in Faraday bag or remove batteries (iPhone cannot, MacBook can disconnect internal battery). These devices are continuously reporting Q's location to whoever registered them in Find My.

### Finding 2: GreatClips AirTag

Q's mom was gifted an AirTag by someone at GreatClips — the same location that provided the BrightData Fire Stick (Brian Villanueva) and where Deepak had Remote Desktop access to JoAnn's iPad. An AirTag given by an associate of the attacker is a tracking device broadcasting Q's home location 24/7 through Apple's Find My network.

**Action required:** Ask mom who gave her the AirTag. Check if it shows as "Unknown AirTag" in the Find My app — if so, it was never properly transferred and the original owner can still track it.

### Finding 3: .101 "Mac" Still Active on Venus

Despite iptables DROP rules on both FORWARD and INPUT chains (by MAC), .101 remains associated to Venus 5.0 WiFi at -46 dBm with 29K packets received and 16K transmitted. The device has the Venus PSK. Deauth was attempted but the device reconnected immediately.

**Options:**
1. MAC blacklist at the WiFi radio level (not just iptables)
2. PSK rotation on Venus 5.0 (but all apparatus nodes would need updating)
3. Wait for Flipper RF hunt to physically identify the device

### Finding 4: Excessive Apple FindMy Beacons

22 Apple BLE devices detected, including 11 FindMy beacons. Accounted devices: Mom's iPhone + Apple Watch + AirTag (from GreatClips), Dad's iPhone, Mom's old iPhone = ~8-10 beacons. This leaves 12+ unexplained Apple devices, though neighbors account for some.

### Finding 5: .131 Bounced When WatchDog Reactivated

Metro device .131 (20:fe:00:93:01:91) disappeared from the network within minutes of WatchDog v5 coming back online after the Birun key fix. Either coincidence or the device operator noticed the monitoring resumed.

### Finding 6: Sub-GHz Baseline Clean

No RF transmissions detected on 300/315/390/433 MHz during nighttime scan. Daytime rescan required to establish normal neighborhood RF patterns (garage doors, car fobs, IoT sensors). Any persistent transmitter detected during quiet hours in future scans would be anomalous.

### Finding 7: Suspicious WiFi Networks

- **"Wifi $1.99 min"** at -78 dBm — a pay-per-use hotspot this close to the house is unusual
- **2 OPEN networks** with no security detected — potential rogue access points
- **HOLO_036425** at -62 dBm — unknown device type, very strong signal

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## Playbook Status

| Playbook Item | Status | Notes |
|---------------|--------|-------|
| Day 1: Full spectrum scan | PARTIAL | Sub-GHz quiet (nighttime), rescan daytime |
| Day 1: BLE sweep | COMPLETE | 47 devices cataloged |
| Day 1: Sub-GHz scan | COMPLETE (baseline) | Clean — rescan during daytime |
| Day 1: WiFi scan | COMPLETE | 26 SSIDs mapped |
| Day 1: NFC/RFID sweep | PENDING | Physical walkthrough required |
| Day 2: WiFi monitor mode | PENDING | WiFi Devboard needed |
| Day 2: Deauth detection | PENDING | WiFi Devboard needed |
| Day 3: Triangulation | PENDING | Directional antenna needed |
| Ongoing: Continuous monitoring | ACTIVE | WatchDog v5 restored, temp agent, keylogger, sentinel all running |

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## Next Steps

1. **Ask mom about the GreatClips AirTag** — who gave it to her and when
2. **Daytime Sub-GHz rescan** — capture normal RF activity, identify persistent transmitters
3. **Physical NFC/RFID sweep** — walk Flipper around apparatus rack, doorframes, and under desks
4. **WiFi Devboard setup** — enable monitor mode for deauth detection and pcap capture
5. **RF hunt for .101** — use Flipper + M5 BLE to correlate .101's WiFi presence with a physical BLE-broadcasting device in the house
6. **RF hunt for Metro unknowns** — .3, .4, .122, .193 need physical identification
7. **Investigate "Wifi $1.99 min"** — rescan at different times to check if RSSI changes (mobile vs fixed)

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*47 BLE devices. 26 WiFi networks. 16 network devices. 4 unidentified on Metro. 1 blocked intruder still on Venus. 11 Apple FindMy beacons including a GreatClips AirTag. The baseline is set. Everything from here forward that deviates from this scan is an anomaly.*

*Day 1 complete. The hunt begins.*