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Flash encryption is supported by all chips from the ESP32 and newer. We can encrypt data on the host and flash it to the target, assuming we first burn the encryption key into the target's eFuse.
@jessebraham in your gist, you need to manually build a secure flash bootloader with esp-idf idf.py, and then manually pass that bootloader binary to espflash.
That seems fairly incomplete to me. Shouldn't espflash be able to prepare the bootloader for encryption?
Flash encryption is supported by all chips from the ESP32 and newer. We can encrypt data on the host and flash it to the target, assuming we first burn the encryption key into the target's eFuse.
For more details:
https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/esp32/security/flash-encryption.html
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