Despite my initial fears that it was nothing more than a connected toy, I love my Pinball Zero!
It’s a $169 multifunctional device that can interact with digital interfaces in the physical world. It can do all sorts of things, from emulating RFID and NFC cards, to analyzing radio protocols, to impersonating remote controls. And many more. It’s a “digital Swiss army knife” for cybersecurity enthusiasts, DIY enthusiasts, and anyone who wants to explore the digital side of their environment.
But there was a problem. The product was too successful. And it was constantly out of stock. This means that some buyers have turned to unscrupulous third-party sellers who charge extravagant sums to deliver an Ezero Pinball. For example, I have seen a Pinball Zero sold for five times the normal price.
Fast delivery, even in France, within 2 to 7 days
Flipper Devices, the company behind the Pinball Zero, claims to have fixed these issues. This should make it possible to have devices always available in stock with fast delivery, even in France, within 2 to 7 days.
According to the company, monthly shipments of Pinball Zero devices increased fourfold between January and June 2023. To cope with this, the company had to rebuild its entire logistics infrastructure and overcome several challenges related to the shortage of chips.
For $169, the Pinball Zero is a great tool. Throw in a $29 WiFi card, and you can start experimenting with wireless pentesting too.
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Source: “ZDNet.com”