Flipper Zero as a Bluetooth HID Keyboard — Wireless Scripting

Flipper Zero as a Bluetooth HID Keyboard — Wireless Scripting Flipper Zero can act as a Bluetooth keyboard (HID), letting it execute BadUSB-style scripts wirelessly on any Bluetooth-enabled device. Requirements Flipper Zero (Bluetooth HID is built into all models) Target device with Bluetooth enabled Bluetooth Remote app or BT Keyboard app on Flipper Pairing 1. On target device: enable Bluetooth, scan for devices 2. On Flipper: Bluetooth → Pair or enable via the BT keyboard app 3. Flipper appears as "Flipper Zero" or similar 4. Pair on both devices Running Scripts Wirelessly The Bluetooth HID keyboard uses the same DuckyScript format as BadUSB: DELAY 1000 GUI r DELAY 500 STRING cmd ENTER DELAY 800 STRING echo "Hello from Flipper via BT" ENTER Place script in SD/badusb/ (same location as USB scripts) Advantages over USB BadUSB No physical connection required Works from across the room Less suspicious in some scenarios Works on phones and tablets (open a note app, type into it) iOS Shortcut Automation Flipper BT keyboard can trigger iOS accessibility shortcuts: 1. Pair Flipper with iPhone 2. Set up accessibility keyboard shortcuts on iPhone 3. Flipper presses the shortcut key combo wirelessly Range Bluetooth range is typically 10–15 meters line-of-sight. Through walls drops to 3–8 meters. Disconnect / Unpair Go to target device Bluetooth settings and forget the "Flipper Zero" device when done.

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