Imagine it: one gadget that can open your garage door, play a round of chess, open locked security doors, or even poke at systems you probably shouldn't. But that's exactly what the Flipper Zero can ...

Got a Flipper Zero? Ever wanted to use a high-level but powerful scripting language on it? Thanks to [Oliver] we now have a MicroPython application for the Flipper, complete with a library for ...

It almost seems too powerful to be real: one gadget that can open your garage door, play a round of chess, open locked security doors, or even poke at systems you probably shouldn't. But that's ...

Its creators call it a “multi-tool” device. For many users, it’s a hacking accessory. Since it first debuted in 2020, the Flipper Zero has been considered a fun, low-key pen-tester, but a new report ...

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 ...

The PC doesn’t feel personal anymore. That was the all-too common sentiment Flipper co-founder and CEO Pavel Zhovner shared with Gizmodo as he talked up his company’s latest device, a “network ...

The upcoming Flipper One has me excited, but the Flipper Zero is a powerful learning tool for hacking, and it's available now. Here's how I got started with mine—and how you can get the most out of ...

Following on from the popular Flipper Zero hacking multitool, the manufacturer launches a new model that offers numerous new features with two Ethernet ports, an optional 5G modem, Wi-Fi 6E and a much ...

The release of the Flipper Zero took the gadget world by storm. With the capacity to perform such feats as opening and closing Tesla charging port covers, cloning Nintendo Amiibo figurines, and taking ...

The Flipper Zero became famous for two things: looking like a toy dolphin and getting banned by governments who were terrified it might unlock cars and hack into traffic lights. If you missed that ...

Flipper Zero’s creator is working on the next device, a full-blown Linux computer. Called Flipper One, the device will support long-range communication protocols, including 5G, Wi-Fi, and even NTN ...

Without doubt, my favorite gadget from the past few years has been the Flipper Zero — a pocket-sized Swiss Army knife that grants its owner access to a digital world otherwise off-limits. Also: My 6 ...