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If you choose, as Flipper Zero has, to market your device as a tool for "pentesting radio protocols, access control systems, hardware", I think you have some responsibility to mitigate the obvious and trivially foreseeable consequence of people using it to just outright penetrate those things.



That's fair, I wasn't aware that was how they advertised it. I would hope they use more responsible advertising, however I still don't think that deserves it to be banned.


How do the developers of Kali Linux mitigate against black hats? They don't. It's impossible.


They don't, for example, make posts on the front page of their public website (https://flipperzero.one/) about specific technologies such as key cards which are subject to easy exploitation.




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