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The line is a little fuzzy, but I'd consider EEPROM to be essentially programmable hardware. x86 has dozens of nonstandard but functional opcodes; how do you kn
by GeneralMayhem 13y ago
The line is a little fuzzy, but I'd consider EEPROM to be essentially programmable hardware. x86 has dozens of nonstandard but functional opcodes; how do you know that none of them does something unfortunate?
- im3w1l 13y agoYou don't even need that. You could even just have a completely ordinary, run of the mill, valid opcode do something unexpected when given "magic" data. Like if you mov the value 0xDEADBEEFBAADF00D, the code also jmp's to the top of the stack, as an easter egg.