It looks like whatever boot ROM the ESP32 has inside it is testing for a high voltage on GPIO 12. Don’t ask us. Anyway, the short version of the story is: pull GPIO 12 high and hit reset.

Here at Hackaday HQ we’re no strangers to vintage game emulation. New versions of old consoles and arcade cabinets frequently make excellent fodder for clever hacks to cram as much functionality ...

Espressif ESP32-C6 RISC-V wireless microcontroller is now PSA Level 2 certified for improved IoT security, and IoT ...

The ESP32 (Espressif32) is a system-on-chip (SoC) developed by Espressif Systems. It’s the big brother of the ESP8266 ...

Espressif has announced PSA Level 2 certification for its ESP32-C6 RISC-V MCU. "PSA certification aligns with upcoming ...

Security company Tarlogic Security has reported that the ESP32 chip used for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections in millions of IoT devices contains hidden functionality that can be exploited to steal ...

Thistle Technologies today announced the addition of new over-the-air (OTA) update and secure boot capabilities to its embedded device security ...