That said, they do make a lot of interesting boards over there, for various purposes. There are a lot of interesting NUC variants, NAS motherboards and Pi-like cards.
Any good way to detect if their firmware has been backdoored once you got one in your hands?
> That said, they do make a lot of interesting boards over there, for various purposes. There are a lot of interesting NUC variants, NAS motherboards and Pi-like cards.
This. I recall I bought an Orange Pi Zero 512MB out of AliExpress for about $5. Great deal, but I would definitely not trust it to do anything with private info though.
If you’re concerned just stick in on a VLAN and restrict its access to whatever suits you. I have some crappy home automation stuff I restrict and only allow my devices to communicate with them, no outside access allowed.
If you’re concerned just stick in on a VLAN and restrict its access to whatever suits you. I have some crappy home automation stuff I restrict and only allow my devices to communicate with them, not outside access allowed.
Any good way to detect if their firmware has been backdoored once you got one in your hands?