The Flipper Zero portable multi-tool for pen testers is no longer available for purchase on Amazon as the company has designated it as a card-skimming device, prohibiting its sale on the platform.
According to Pavel Zhovner, CEO of Flipper Devices, the company asked Amazon to reconsider the prohibition because the gadget cannot skim bank cards.
The Flipper Zero is a small, mobile, programmable pen-testing device that may assist in experimenting with and debugging a variety of digital and physical devices via many protocols, including RFID, radio, NFC, infrared, Bluetooth, and others.
Since its release, users have demonstrated Flipper Zero’s skills by showing how it can ring doorbells, perform replay assaults to unlock cars and open garage doors, and copy a variety of digital keys.
Flipper Zero has now been blocked by Amazon, which has labelled it as a “restricted pro
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