[Elsdebo]

I've seen this small device come up a few times. Looks interesting and innocent.
Anyone with some personal or professional uses discovered?
Flipper Zero

[Leviathan]

I sadly do not have any experience with the Flipper Zero but from what I heard it seems to come quite handy for specific tasks.

[Dismas]

Honestly, it sounds handy. Practical uses would be for opening garage doors/points of entry. People have done much worse.

[Elsdebo]

Honestly, it sounds handy. Practical uses would be for opening garage doors/points of entry. People have done much worse.

That's quite hilarious. Thank you for sharing.
I've seen people use the device to hack intercoms, sloppy RFID doors, airconditioning... In combination with SE the options are legion.
In Russia a system called Mifare or something is used for public transport. This device can copy/emulate such a card. Magnificent.
There are some stores that use RFID protection.

[darkninja]

decades ago, there's this mattel toy for kids that do the same thing. I just wonder if it still really works. Those frequencies are there but surely it has some restrictions. But then again, people nowadays due to their laziness and marketing minded head that has the purpose to earn money, they just do stuff to profit.

[soul_hunter]

decades ago, there's this mattel toy for kids that do the same thing. I just wonder if it still really works. Those frequencies are there but surely it has some restrictions. But then again, people nowadays due to their laziness and marketing minded head that has the purpose to earn money, they just do stuff to profit.

exactly, ive get disapointed in people more and more, they are tooo lazy and only care about their profit. nothing else matters, if there is a security risk, user can go f himself, most wont care

[darkninja]

True that. Hacking during the old times are not money oriented but fulfillment and achievements. Not all about money.

[ExoType]

awesome device, you can basically clone keys and wireless buttons.
and can be used maliciously too.

[falsepromises]

Amazing, overpriced

My opinion.

[Dismas]

Been seeing these advertised quite heavily. They still look neat, but pricy.