exploitation techniques for embedded systems
"Exploitation techniques for embedded systems" refers to the methods and strategies used to identify and take advantage of vulnerabilities or weaknesses in computer systems that are integrated into various devices or non-computer objects, such as household appliances, medical devices, or industrial machinery. These techniques aim to gain unauthorized access, control, or manipulate the embedded system, potentially allowing an attacker to compromise its functionality, steal sensitive information, or perform malicious actions.
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