All of this higher level HCI and API shiz rests (in the embedded world) on a set of registers which are usually documented in the daatsheet. By manipulating these registers, the developer can make the IC do anything it…
This is an absolute non-issue, as others have commented. Even without domain-specific knowledge, we can see this is all nonsense: 'Allow attackers to carry out impersonation attacks' - the same thing that can be done…
All of this higher level HCI and API shiz rests (in the embedded world) on a set of registers which are usually documented in the daatsheet. By manipulating these registers, the developer can make the IC do anything it…
This is an absolute non-issue, as others have commented. Even without domain-specific knowledge, we can see this is all nonsense: 'Allow attackers to carry out impersonation attacks' - the same thing that can be done…