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There is so much hype on the internet about flipper zero being cyber security’s Swiss Army knives. Do you think this is true or whats your take about it? I bought one and it does some good stuff but I would appreciate if you can do a course about it and have us learn new tricks using it.
Thanks.
Hi!
Flipper Zero is just another tool, it depends on what you want to do in the cybersecurity field. For website/network penetration testing is not useful.
Also, it’s not a cheap tool so not all students may not be able get one, I don’t think there would be a course about it but thanks for your suggestion.
Greetings!
Diego
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