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Flipperzero subbrute

SubGHz key checker

From DarkFlippers·Updated June 17, 2026·View on GitHub·

SubGhz BruteForcer from [Unleashed Firmware](https://github.com/DarkFlippers/unleashed-firmware) The project is written primarily in C, distributed under the MIT License license, first published in 2022. Key topics include: flipper, flipper-plugins, flipper-zero, flipper0, flipperapp.

Latest release: v3.15.2
January 24, 2025View Changelog →

SubGHz BruteForcer Application for Flipper Zero

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SubGhz BruteForcer from Unleashed Firmware

Disclaimer

This software is for experimental purposes only and is not meant for any illegal activity/purposes.
We do not condone illegal activity and strongly encourage keeping transmissions to legal/valid uses allowed by law.


Installation

The application is included in the standard firmware package of Unleashed Firmware.
You just need to install the latest firmware.
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You can also download the release and unzip/untar it to the SD Card/apps/Sub-GHz directory.
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[!WARNING]

The application has not been tested on other firmware versions other than Unleashed Firmware
and OFW.


User Guide

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<p>Here you can select the protocol and frequency that will be used for bruteforce.</p> <p>According to our observations, <code>CAME 12bit 433MHz</code> is the most common protocol, so it is selected by default.</p> <p></p>To identify other devices and protocols you should inspect the device.</p> <p>According to the protocol, when probe a key, each value is sent 3 times. For most of the devices this works but there are devices that don't work and more repetitions are needed.</p> <p>The number of repetitions can be increased with the right button, the left button decreases the value.</p> <p>But negative side of increasing the number of repetitions will be a longer key find time.</p>

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Buttons

ButtonAction
:arrow_backward:Decrease repeat value
:arrow_up_small:Move up
:arrow_forward:Increase repeat value
:arrow_down_small:Move down
:record_button:Select protocol
:leftwards_arrow_with_hook:Close application

Supported Protocols

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CAME

  • CAME 12bit 303MHz
  • CAME 12bit 307MHz
  • CAME 12bit 315MHz
  • CAME 12bit 330MHz
  • CAME 12bit 433MHz
  • CAME 12bit 868MHz

NICE

  • NICE 12bit 433MHz
  • NICE 12bit 868MHz

Ansonic

  • Ansonic 12bit 433.075MHz
  • Ansonic 12bit 433.920MHz
  • Ansonic 12bit 434.075MHz

Holtek

  • Holtek HT12X 12bit FM 433.920MHz (TE: 204μs)
  • Holtek HT12X 12bit AM 433.920MHz (TE: 433μs)
  • Holtek HT12X 12bit AM 315MHz (TE: 433μs)
  • Holtek HT12X 12bit AM 868MHz (TE: 433μs)
  • Holtek HT12X 12bit AM 915MHz (TE: 433μs)

Chamberlain

  • Chamberlain 9bit 300MHz
  • Chamberlain 9bit 315MHz
  • Chamberlain 9bit 318MHz
  • Chamberlain 9bit 390MHz
  • Chamberlain 9bit 433MHz
  • Chamberlain 8bit 300MHz
  • Chamberlain 8bit 315MHz
  • Chamberlain 8bit 390MHz
  • Chamberlain 7bit 300MHz
  • Chamberlain 7bit 315MHz
  • Chamberlain 7bit 390MHz

Linear

  • Linear 10bit 300MHz
  • Linear 10bit 310MHz
  • Linear Delta 3 8bit 310MHz

UNILARM

[!NOTE]

Only DIP switch combinations, not full 25bit bruteforce

  • UNILARM 25bit 330MHz (TE: 209μs)
  • UNILARM 25bit 433MHz (TE: 209μs)

SMC5326

[!NOTE]

Only DIP switch combinations, not full 25bit bruteforce

  • SMC5326 25bit 330MHz (TE: 320μs)
  • SMC5326 25bit 433MHz (TE: 320μs)

PT2260

[!NOTE]

Only for 8 DIP switch remote, not full 24bit bruteforce

  • PT2260 24bit 315MHz (TE: 286μs)
  • PT2260 24bit 330MHz (TE: 286μs)
  • PT2260 24bit 390MHz (TE: 286μs)
  • PT2260 24bit 433MHz (TE: 286μs)

Additional

  • BF Existing dump works for most other static protocols supported by Flipper Zero

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This article is auto-generated from DarkFlippers/flipperzero-subbrute via the GitHub API.Last fetched: 6/19/2026