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An 8-bit AVR executes instructions from on board flash memory that requires twiddling hardware lines to erase and rewrite.

Remote code execution isn't a concern.



AVR ATMega is self programmable ie a bootloader can re-flash it if its configured to allow but you would need some code already resident on the flash to allow, it couldnt be done without this code.


No, but memory corruption related to pointers misuse or unsigned arithmetic is.


(I think you mean signed arithmetic here and in your almost-sibling comment.)


Probably, I always mix them up.




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