ESP32: sign OTA firmware updates so attackers cannot push their own
The MITM attack on unsigned OTA, why HTTPS alone does not save you, and the signed-update pattern that closes the loop. With anti-rollback and key rotation.
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The MITM attack on unsigned OTA, why HTTPS alone does not save you, and the signed-update pattern that closes the loop. With anti-rollback and key rotation.
Burn efuses, sign firmware, and lock the flash so a stolen ESP32 cannot be cloned. The right way to ship an ESP32 product instead of a hobby board.
Update ESP32 firmware over Wi-Fi without plugging in USB. The feature that turns a project from prototype into something you actually deploy.