Hello Sentinels, and a very 'warm' welcome, fingers crossed this is the last post before spring finally shows up. 😉 This week, we’re mixing things up a bit with the content, and I wanted to the ads as well but that was not the case... As for the main event, we’re kicking off a two-part series, and of course, I couldn’t resist bringing the Flipper Zero along for the ride. After that, we’ll give it a little break, I promise.

So, here we go, the first part of our two-part deep dive into Zero Trust. This week, we’re laying the groundwork: what is Zero Trust, really? Both the investigative and academic articles will tackle that. Next time, we’ll get our hands dirty with actual implementations. And yes, you guessed it, the Flipper Zero is the perfect excuse to talk about Zero Trust (I mean, the name alone!). Zero Trust basically means trusting nothing and no one, inside or outside your network. As we’ve seen, the Flipper Zero can mess with TVs, doors, and, as you’ll see soon, a whole lot more.