On the other hand, a Flipper Zero is just a tool, and its ability to commit crimes is way overstated. Here are some of things you can do with a Flipper Zero, some more ill-advised than others.

Flipper Zero’s co-creator Alex Kulagin told Wired that the device is intended for educational purposes and hobbyists’ entertainment. ... altering price signs at gas stations, ...

The sub-1GHz transceiver allows it to interact with old-fashioned devices like garage doors, restaurant pagers, gates, gas station price signs and doorbells. The 125kHz antenna lets you read ...

Despite its toy-like looks, The Flipper Zero is a pocket-friendly multitool that can be used for all kinds of hacking and penetration testing. It gives anyone, even newbs, an easy-to-understand ...

Once we replaced the Flipper Zero’s firmware with our custom compiled code, simply switching on Bluetooth from the Flipper Zero device began broadcasting the pop-up signals to the nearby iPhones.

You are completely missing the point. The attacks shouldn’t be possible to begin with, the fact that a smart meter is designed in such a way that it even can practically catch on fire is insane!

Authorities warn new technology arriving in Australia with a cute cartoon mascot has the potential to allow tech-savvy thieves to steal property with the click of a button.