New Kickstarter Alert: A New Linux-Based Gadget That Goes Beyond the Flipper Zero!

The future of cybersecurity gear is here. In today’s video, I take a deep dive into Interrupt — a powerful, portable Linux device designed for penetration testers, tinkerers, and privacy advocates. Now live on Kickstarter, Interrupt combines open-source flexibility with a sleek, compact design, letting you interact with the digital world in a whole new way.

Built around the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W, Interrupt is packed with tools for analyzing sub-1GHz signals, working with RFID and infrared systems, controlling electronics via GPIO, and running full Linux terminal commands — all from a 3.5” touchscreen interface.

Whether you’re experimenting with radio signals, automating devices, or conducting security assessments, this all-in-one platform offers the flexibility and customization serious tech users demand.

KEY FEATURES:
• Full Linux terminal access
• Sub-1GHz transceiver (300-928 MHz)
• RFID scanning, recording, and emulation
• Infrared transmit & receive
• GPIO interaction
• SD card storage (up to 256GB)
• Wi-Fi & Bluetooth connectivity
• Compact form factor with 2000mAh battery
• Open-source and fully modifiable

This tool is made for education, exploration, and ethical cybersecurity research — nothing more, nothing less.

Support the project here:
[Insert your Kickstarter link]

DISCLAIMER:
This content is intended for educational and informational purposes only. I do not condone or promote any illegal activity. All demonstrations are conducted in controlled environments with permission.

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