Security-interested members of the Flipper Zero community are being targeted by a new phishing campaign. Flipper Zero is a portable Tamagotchi-like multi-functional cybersecurity tool used to interact with access control systems. Since its Kickstarter campaign was launched in 2020, security researchers have demonstrated the product’s capabilities on social media, which generated interest in the infosec community for the release of the product. Threat actors have begun to take advantage of this interest and lack of product availability in 2022 by creating fraudulent Twitter accounts and shops that claim to be selling the product. One (1) of the two (2) currently identified shops is still online as of January 4, 2022, and is claiming to sell the Flipper Zero, the Wi-Fi module, and the case at the same price as the products on the legitimate website. The phishing campaign’s apparent goal is to obtain the victims’ email addresses, full names, and shipping addresses. The buyers are able to “pay” for the products with Ethereum or Bitcoin cryptocurrency. It is noted that the shop may use new wallets after each transaction, as the wallet on the site as of January 4 has not received any payments. As interest about Flipper Zero remains and the shortage of product continues, it is expected that actors will continue to target the community. CTIX analysts will continue to monitor for newly discovered phishing campaigns and provide context regarding notable incidents.