13 Prohibited Gadgets You Can Still Buy
Gadgets Links:
13. Deauther Watch:
https://www.theverge.com/23412661/deauther-watch-wifi-hacking-chip-network-deauthorization-secure-oled
12. ATM Skimming:
11. Flipper Zero:
https://flipperzero.one/
10. USB Killer:
https://amzn.eu/d/7kLS1fJ
9.Hidden Spy Camera:
https://www.amazon.com/spy-gadgets/s?k=spy+gadgets&language=en_US&linkCode=sl2&linkId=051b04957358cd284475ce59c9765fcf&tag=2324343-20&ref=as_li_ss_tl
8. Tannerite Exploding Targets:
https://tannerite.com/
7. Spy Glasses:
https://a.co/d/9ZW6kLo
5. GSM Jammer:
Our lives are now completely dependent on gadgets, from smartwatches to cellphones. specific countries have prohibited specific gadgets because of safety concerns, and not all of them are lawful. Nevertheless, you can still purchase the following 13 prohibited gadgets on Amazon
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Our lives are now completely dependent on gadgets, from smartwatches to cell phones
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Specific countries have prohibited specific gadgets because of safety concerns, and not all of them are lawful
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Nevertheless, you can still purchase the following 13 prohibited gadgets on Amazon
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Number 13, Deauthor Watch. The Deauthor Watch SE is a redesigned ESP8266 development board that can be worn like a smartwatch
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and comes with the latest ESP8266 Deauthor software. This software allows users to perform various Wi-Fi network attacks, but only supports 2.4 GHz
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The watch is designed for SpaceHoon's ESP826060 Author Project and has been officially supported
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It features double acrylic protection, a transparent case, a soft silica gel strap, a 500 mA charging current indicator, an ESP12F inside, and a power switch
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The DeauthorWatch SE is designed for testing and educational purposes, and users should only use it against their own networks and devices
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12. ATM Skimming ATM skimming is a financial fraud where devices called skimmers steal credit or debit card information at cash withdrawal terminals
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These devices, designed to look like normal ATM parts, are attached to card readers to capture payment card details
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They may also have hidden cameras installed to record customer PIN codes
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The stolen data can then be used for identity theft or other scams
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Skimming methods include fake credit card readers, ATM keypad overlays, miniature hidden cameras, and shimmer devices
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To detect a skimmer, look for subtle abnormalities on the machine's keypad or card reader
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Number 11. Flipper Zero Flipper Zero is a portable hacking tool designed for Red Team hackers and pen testers
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to expose vulnerabilities in the world around them. It gained popularity on TikTok after appearing in prank videos from hackers and script kitties
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Flipper Zero can read signals wireless devices emit, revealing information about various electronic devices
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It works with various antennas to capture, store, clone, and emulate wireless signals
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Flipper Zero is versatile and can unlock cars control TVs and create two authentication tokens It legal but should not be used to tamper with devices or systems without permission The device is often sold out and only available through third vendors making it best to buy through a reputable distributor
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10. USB Killer USB Killer is a modified USB drive that can destroy computers when inserted into the machine's USB drive
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It's often disguised as air ionizers and fans, which can fool those with lax information security training
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USB Killer's power lies in its functional simplicity as it uses the interplay between
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USB drives and power to send high-voltage power into the computer, effectively destroying the
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system. It charges the capacitor bank using an inverted DC-to-DC converter, which is then sent
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back into the computer via the USB interface and repeated in a loop. The creator of USB Killer is
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mysterious, with some claiming it was invented by a Hong Kong-based security team or a group of
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Russian hackers named Dark Purple. Number 9. Hidden Spy Camera. Hidden spy cameras are optical
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devices that remain hidden and out of sight, providing visual proof of events in homes or
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offices. They come in various forms and sizes such as alarm clocks, digital clocks, thermostats
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and phone cases. They're used for monitoring children, Alzheimer's, theft, and vandalism
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There are three main types of hidden cameras, wearable cameras, internet cameras, and spy
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cameras. Wearable cameras are best for monitoring objects, while internet cameras offer real-time
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video access. Spy cameras are traditional but effective, recording only when motion is detected
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The variety of spy cameras can be overwhelming for first-time users. Number 8. Tannerite Exploding Targets
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Tannerite is a binary exploding target with two chemical components that become explosive
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when mixed together. It's designed to only go off once shot with a projectile flying over 2,000
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feet per second and will not explode if dropped. Tannerite is on the weak side as far as explosives
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go, producing about 44% of the energy that TNT produces pound for pound. Mixing Tannerite is
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simple and requires the exact amount of each ingredient. It's often used for secondary uses
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such as destroying beaver dams, busting up tree stumps, and killing hogs. Tannerite is designed
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to only go off once shot with a high rifle so it can be shot with a pistol round or low rifles Number 7 Spyglasses Spyglasses are a discrete surveillance tool with a video camera embedded at eye level allowing hands recording
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They come in various types including HD, reading, sunglasses, goggles, touch technology, outdoor sports, Bluetooth, attachable camera, and kids' spyglasses
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Key features include an unnoticeable camera lens, built-in microphone, low-light recording capability, battery life, support for microSD cards, and waterproof design
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However, they pose challenges like privacy breaches, potential criminal activities, limited view, and safety hazards
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It's crucial to check federal, state, and local laws before using spy glasses
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6. Flashing Emergency Lights During traffic events, flashing emergency lights and warning lights are essential for
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maintaining public safety and controlling traffic. They ought to let drivers know that they're there
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let them know that the situation is there, and assist in controlling their reactions
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Still, the main goal of standards is to warn drivers. Drivers' ability to navigate around
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accidents can be impacted by variations in light intensity, flash rate, and synchronization
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according to research done on three police cars. The findings simply imply that slower
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synchronized and consecutive flashing lights can be utilized effectively to inform and control
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drivers, as can high intensities during the day and low intensities at night
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5. GSM Jammer A GSM jammer is a gadget used by law enforcement and the military to obstruct terrorists and
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criminal communications by sending out a signal on the same frequency as the GSM network
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It functions by turning off cell phones in specific locations, which makes a lot of noise
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and irritates people. To create a calm and diplomatic atmosphere, wireless mobile jammers
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can be installed in locations such as libraries, conference halls, schools, mosques, and meeting
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rooms. By transmitting an RF signal in the frequency range designated for cell phones
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they can impede GSM transmissions and cause no network available. Number 4. Lockpick Guns Lockpick guns are a century-old gadget
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used to open doors by slipping a pick in a lock and moving the driver pins upwards
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They can be manual or electric with manual guns using a hand trigger and electric ones using a motor Lockpick guns are often used by police officers and locksmiths when a person locked out
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with no keys. However, they're prohibited in some states and are not commonly used by thieves
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Most burglaries don't require lockpicking, and they're hard to hide, making them less
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of a concern for homeowners. Number 3. Insect Scale Microbot Researchers have developed RoboFly, an insect scale microbot with wings that can
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lift off the ground without a battery or power supply. The lightweight robot weighs around 190
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grams and uses a mini solar panel to draw energy from solar cells via lasers. The wings flutter
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sideways and the robot weighs about 190 grams. RoboFly can be used when loaded with sensors such
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as first responders or space missions. The researchers aim to scale down flying robots
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to insect level with fewer electronics, overcoming challenges like laser safety systems and the use
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of new materials. Number 2. Lawn darts. Lawn darts are a grass-based game invented in the 1950s by dentist Lawrence Barnett, which
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became a popular backyard game in America. The game involves four big darts and two rings or targets, with metal tips replaced with
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thick, rounded plastic ends to minimize injury. The rings are lightweight hollow tubes that can be exchanged with targets with varied scoring possibilities
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The rules are simple but take about five minutes to learn. Players need two players but four if playing in a group
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The game involves placing circular targets about 35 feet apart, aiming at the opposing
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goal, and flipping a coin to see who goes first. The total score for the round is determined by the total number of throws
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Number 1. Audio Recording Jammer Recording jammers are technological tools that are used to secure items and private information
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by preventing unwanted listening and blocking mobile connection. They don't interfere with communication or recording devices because they run on powerful radiation
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Some employ magnetic radiation, which may be harmful to an individual's health
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To prevent outside listening devices like tape recorders, RF transmitters, shotgun microphones, hardwired microphones, and tape recorders from listening in on private talks, audio jammers create distinctive sounds
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Since they don't compromise public safety or tamper with official signals, they are not unlawful
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