Handheld gadgets with remote control capabilities are always fun to play with. The Flipper Zero, with a 90s-esque, Tamagotchi-style look, hit the market in 2021 after a successful round of ...
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 ...
A wave of concern is rippling through the cybersecurity world over a small, handheld tool called Flipper Zero. Marketed for about $220 and sold legally, it’s designed to detect security ...
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 in a ...
The makers of Flipper Zero have responded to the Canadian government's plan to ban the device in the country, arguing that it is wrongfully accused of facilitating car thefts. In early February 2024, ...
Wireless communications make today's cars possible, but they also introduce ways to access what's supposed to be locked up. Hacking into a vehicle using software tools isn't new, but a new device ...
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