[edgineer]

>There's no legitimate purpose in bringing any of those to a high-profile political event.

I've carried a flipper zero with me to use as a copy of my key when I misplaced my original.

[crazygringo]

What key?

All modern automotive and smart apartment keys can't be cloned that way. You can't do simple replay attacks.

Are you talking about some cheap office RFID badge or something?

Because if you have any important keys for things you own that can be cloned with a Flipper, you should be upgrading them to prevent that.

[tadashi-hikari]

My modern apartment uses RFID keys to get in the front door. I use my flipper as a backup for when I misplace my keys

[crazygringo]

Oof. Sorry it's so insecure.

Anyways, I'm sure you can understand why a political event, where many of them do rely on RFID access badges for certain personnel to enter certain areas, would not want someone with a device that can clone badges.

If you go to a political event like that... just take your actual key. Not a device that spoofs your actual key. What you're proposing is essentially saying you have a legitimate reason for carrying around a lockpicking set, because you use it to enter your apartment when you forget your keys. It's pretty understandable there are high-security places that won't let you in.

[kube-system]

Did your landlord buy their locks on sale from Aliexpress? Major lock manufacturers switched to encrypted credentials 20 years ago.

[DoctorOetker]

"There is no legitimate purpose in misplacing one's original keys."