Reports have begun circulating on the internet that malicious individuals can use a $199 device called Flipper Zero (a device we're actually quite fond of) to break into modern cars and steal them.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. At first glance, the Flipper Zero looks like your run-of-the-mill outlet tester, blood sugar monitor, or handheld game console. But what ...

Thieves increasingly use a cheap gadget called Flipper Zero to unlock cars and steal them. The device, popular with hackers, uses custom firmware on the web to clone a key fob's radio signal. Its ...

Is the Flipper One the future of portable tech experimentation, or is it simply a niche upgrade to the beloved Flipper Zero? With its powerful ARM processor, modular hardware expansion, and ...

Depending on whom you ask, the Flipper Zero is either a hacker mastermind's weapon of mass digital destruction or a convenient, toy-like multi-tool for a great deal of totally legal things. While it's ...