Description: Embedded system hacking refers to the act of exploiting vulnerabilities in devices that integrate hardware and software to perform specific functions. These systems, found in a wide variety of applications, from household appliances to industrial machinery and medical devices, are often less secure than traditional computer systems. This is due to their specialized nature and the lack of regular security updates. Hackers can exploit these weaknesses to access sensitive data, take control of the device, or even cause physical damage. In the context of cybersecurity, embedded system hacking is classified into two main categories: Red Team and Blue Team. The Red Team simulates attacks to identify vulnerabilities, while the Blue Team focuses on defending and protecting systems from these attacks. This dynamic between both teams is crucial for improving the security of embedded systems, as it allows for continuous assessment and the implementation of effective mitigation measures.
