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Modern remotes/receivers have encryption, via rolling keys or other ways. It's not super easy to unlock those. Easy to upgrade as well, if you want to. Truth i

• monocasa 4y ago
  I mean, the authorities specifically called out it's potential use by criminals to deny the normal one off certification process for test equipment. > Anatel's certification area informs that the equipment called FLIPPER ZERO has been used in the country by malicious users in facilitating a crime or criminal misdemeanor and, as provided for in item II of Art. 60 of the Regulation for Conformity Assessment and Homologation of Telecommunications Products (annex to Resolution No. 715, of October 23, 2019), Anatel has rejected all homologation requests for the product in question, in order to collaborate in the protection of Brazilian citizens against criminal actions. Those 433mhz gate remotes/receivers tend to have very little in the way real security. Not even rolling codes but just transmitting the same code every time is still very common. And in an extremely socially striated country like Brazil, the ruling class using bureaucracy against their common fears isn't a 'conspiracy' any more than, like, the whole of society is.