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All the car locks can be opened by force using hammer, and in theory it should be equally illegal to force open as to use flipper. But in practice it gives plau
by YetAnotherNick 4y ago
All the car locks can be opened by force using hammer, and in theory it should be equally illegal to force open as to use flipper. But in practice it gives plausible deniability if say a kid could use a toy like thing with some script downloaded from internet versus a guy breaking car window. Flipper kind of looks like a learning tool used for hacking, while SDR method seems like hacking tool that could be used for learning.
I wouldn't want flipper to be discontinued or anything but script kiddos are real.
- neilv 4y agoGoing with the children's toy theme... Has anyone 3D-printed alternative plastic for the Flipper Zero, to make the buttons be a mix of colors, and rounded like Fisher Price? Edit: Flipper Price, as it were.
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- z3c0 4y agoA bit aggressively stated, but I agree with your overall point. Every few years, a piece of tech comes along and clobbers older tech. This is how security improves. Also, in the write context, it is already illegal to send raw TCP packets. Laws around port scanning are pretty ambiguously defined, and inconsistent across states. While generally harmless, a poorly placed SYN can get you in some serious trouble.