There’s never been a better time to be a hardware hacker: the tools are cheap, the information is free, and the possibilities are nearly endless. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement ...

House Flipper is back! Renovate houses, sell them, and make a profit, this time with upgraded graphics, reimagined characters, and long-awaited quality of life changes with a whole collection of DLCs ...

House Flipper 2 is coming to Switch 2 today and you can check out a trailer above. Clean your worries away with this relaxing ...

You may have stumbled across the Flipper Zero hacking device that's been doing the rounds. The company, which started in Russia in 2020, left the country at the start of the war and moved on since ...

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 ...

Despite reports that the Flipper Zero can't be used to steal cars, many still believe it's the ultimate hacking tool for bad actors, which is why the device gets a bad rap. It's no longer sold on ...

Wireless signals are everywhere. Phones, Wi-Fi networks and bank cards are just a few technologies that use wireless signals to communicate. Hacking them typically requires some cybersecurity ...

The Flipper Zero digital multi-tool already has tons of uses, from hacking to controlling home systems. Now it can even play games, thanks to a partnership with Raspberry Pi. This comes in the form of ...

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 ...

Flipper Devices, the maker of the Flipper Zero pentesting tool, is asking the community to help build Flipper One, an open Linux platform for connected devices. Unlike Flipper Zero, which focuses on ...

The Flipper One is an open — and when Flipper Devices says open, it means it: full mainline Linux kernel support, absolutely no binary blobs, closed drivers, proprietary firmware, or vendor-locked ...