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It's certainly useful, but having it embedded within the hardware with no way to properly secure it makes the RP2040 a non-starter for any product I've ever wri
by ryukoposting 2y ago
It's certainly useful, but having it embedded within the hardware with no way to properly secure it makes the RP2040 a non-starter for any product I've ever written firmware for.
- TickleSteve 2y agoit has secure boot and TrustZone.
- crest 2y agoNot the RP2040. That chip has no boot security from anyone with physical access to the QSPI or SWD pins.