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Hi, guys! Hope you're having a great day.
I'm working on a small IoT project and I'm mostly using Espruino WiFi and Sonoff devices.
I'm wondering what's the best way to secure data, both the transmitted data and the data on the flash memory. I've seen a few posts on encrypting transmitted data so I'm less worried about that, but what about the data in flash memory?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but when I load a program into a device, I can plug it into another computer with an Espruino IDE and access the loaded program and anything stored in the flash memory, right? Is there a way to encrypt the data loaded into it, or maybe require a password before being able to access it? I saw that Puckjs has E.setPassword or something. Is there a similar function for Espruino WiFi and/or Sonoff?
Thanks!