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Popular security researchers have claimed that the Flipper Zero website is a honeypot site.
Well they did a really good job then, because the physical product in my hands is well made and functional.
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Well they did a really good job then, because the physical product in my hands is well made and functional.
How do you have a physical product when they’re only taking pre-orders?
perhaps a different reward tier for the kickstarter? it was a massive success. if you check the comment / karma history for people saying they have them they're not fake accounts.
Popular security researchers have claimed that the Flipper Zero website is a honeypot site.
It's open source and it was started on Kickstarter before even having a website.
Would this allow me to reverse engineer Bluetooth packets? I’ve been wanting to for some stuff I want to tie into home assistant.
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Well they did a really good job then, because the physical product in my hands is well made and functional.
But the website clearly says that shipping will start in August. How did you get yours?
Would something like this be a good way for a beginner to get into hardware hacking, or is it more for intermediate-advanced level hackers?
At worst if you wanna try it out without spending so much money you can try out the bus pirate from dangerous prototypes it’s only ~27.
They definitely should add Tamagochi functionality to that!
Can anyone provide examples on how to use this? The FAQ and Blog have a ton of info on what it is and how to get it, but I don't see anything on why.
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Well they did a really good job then, because the physical product in my hands is well made and functional.
How do you have a physical product when they’re only taking pre-orders?
Would something like this be a good way for a beginner to get into hardware hacking, or is it more for intermediate-advanced level hackers?
For general hardware hacking I'd get a pirate bus ($30), and a saelae logic clone (cheap). Maybe a nice cheap oscilloscope (but they go for $300+), but logic clone can get you mostly there.