I have been pondering this question for a couple days after watching some of the new defcon conference videos.
let's say(for a hypothetical situation) you create a product using the espruino technology and your product gets released into the general population. Someone purchases your product for penetration purposes. And starts picking away at the circuitry. Will it be possible to do some sort of memory dump and get the firmware and your Javascript source code off the microprocessor?
However, from a hobby prospective, which, in my opinion, was the reason for the Espruino's birth, I don't really see a concern for 'security measures'.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
I have been pondering this question for a couple days after watching some of the new defcon conference videos.
let's say(for a hypothetical situation) you create a product using the espruino technology and your product gets released into the general population. Someone purchases your product for penetration purposes. And starts picking away at the circuitry. Will it be possible to do some sort of memory dump and get the firmware and your Javascript source code off the microprocessor?
I stumbled across this company that does this: http://www.break-ic.com
However, from a hobby prospective, which, in my opinion, was the reason for the Espruino's birth, I don't really see a concern for 'security measures'.