The Flipper Zero is a pocket-sized multi-tool designed for hardware and software hackers, security researchers, and folks looking to tinker with RFID, NFC, Bluetooth, and IR wireless protocols, among ...

The Flipper Zero has gone viral, as social media platforms are flooded with video clips showing people how to use the $200 hacking device to unlock cars, secured gates and even doors to private ...

Its first major firmware update rolls out after three years in development. Its first major firmware update rolls out after three years in development. was laptop reviewer at The Verge. She has ...

To make one thing clear, the Kode Dot is not trying to be a Flipper clone but the vibe is familiar in the best way. From afar ...

Flipper COO Alex Kulagin tells Gizmodo in an exclusive interview that they're planning even more modules to expand the Flipper's capabilities. Reading time 8 minutes The Flipper Zero may be one of the ...

The Flipper Zero is mired in controversy again. The electronic multitool, with its array of various antennas, has long been demonized for simply existing — the Canadian government has even talked ...

In a nutshell: The Flipper Zero may look like a harmless child's toy from the 90s, but it's capable of far more. The Tamagotchi-like device has been used for everything from opening parking gates and ...

Security researchers used a $169 Flipper Zero device and a Wi-Fi development board to obtain a driver's credentials, break into a Tesla Model 3 and drive away. When you purchase through links on our ...

Apple has still left iPhones and iPads vulnerable to Flipper Zero, a hack that uses an exploit in iOS to spam iPhones and iPads with a flood of Bluetooth pairing requests, rendering them unusable.