This one is a complete ESP32 which fits inside a USB-A connector. The brains of the projects is the ESP32-D2WD which is a dual core chip with 2 Mb of memory, making it more than capable.

The USB-C name refers to the physical shape of the connector, not the protocol. Even though two cables can have the same physical connector, what's happening on the inside can be very different.

So, how do you know if your USB-C cable is malicious? Identifying malicious USB-C cables is no easy task since they are designed to look just like regular cables. Scanning techniques have been ...

A normal USB 3.0 connector is blue inside, and has both sets of pins for backward compatibility (five in the rear, four in the front) like the one shown here. A USB 3.0 connection requires five ...