Cybersecurity

A Tiny Toy Synth For Smaller Computers

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A new synthesizer called Beeper has been released, designed to run on small microcontrollers like the ESP32, and is also available as a web application and for macOS. This development is notable for cybersecurity professionals as it highlights the increasing prevalence of software running on resource-constrained devices, expanding the potential attack surface in embedded systems. Expect to see similar lightweight applications proliferate on IoT devices, demanding greater attention to security considerations within those platforms.

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