For those who program with electronics on IoT (internet of things) devices, the ESP32 has 29 undocumented commands that could be used as a ‘backdoor’.
Below is the article that provides more details.
For those who program with electronics on IoT (internet of things) devices, the ESP32 has 29 undocumented commands that could be used as a ‘backdoor’.
Below is the article that provides more details.
Update 3/9/25: After receiving concerns about the use of the term ‘backdoor’ to refer to these undocumented commands, we have updated our title and story.
https://x.com/pascal_gujer/status/1898442439704158276
Z80 had several undocumented ones, 6502 had one nicknamed “Ignore next instruction”, X86 has some, and I bet Apple M series has some too.
There is no backdoor found, just undocumented api calls (functions) which is very normal. The posting is misleading, and causing mayhem for nothing.