A new device called the Flipper Zero has been gaining popularity for its ability to hack a wide range of radio frequency (RF) devices, including iPhones, key cards, and even car fobs.

Still, there's little doubt devices like the Flipper Zero are broadening the hacking capabilities of radio frequency (RF) devices all around us. The expansion will only grow as newer generations ...

I love my Flipper Zero, and it's packed to the gills with tools for testing your hardware and software. However, its ...

3) Copy a garage door key. Like many devices—including phones and laptops—the Flipper Zero can be put to improper use so that it can copy the radio frequency transmitted by something like a ...

I love my . This is a $169 multifunctional device that can interact with digital interfaces in the physical world. With it you can emulate RFID and NFC cards, analyze radio protocols, imitate ...

Flipper Zero is a hacking device that looks nothing like a hacking device. Despite its toylike appearance, Flipper Zero—the winner of Fast Company’s 2024 Innovation by Design Awards in ...

Because the RF radio in the Flipper won’t work in this scenario, Fairlie instead looks to the device’s General-Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) pins.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has identified an unlikely public enemy No. 1 in his new crackdown on car theft: the Flipper Zero, a $200 piece of open source hardware used to capture ...

The Video Game Module itself is a $50 add-on to the Flipper that could act as a stand-alone development platform but is best paired with the Zero for full functionality.

UPDATE 3/20: Canada is now signaling that it won’t fully ban the Flipper Zero. Instead, the aim is to crack down on “illegitimate actors” from exploiting the devices to steal cars, it says ...

A recent investigation at a Moab high school has raised concerns for police about how an electronic device called a Flipper Zero could potentially be used by others.