How do I get a computer that won't have the NSA spy on me? Every Intel and AMD chip has a ME that allows direct remote access to your RAM, BIOS, OS, hardware, and can even boot your computer remotely. With all of the recent Intel security leaks over the last year, how do I get a machine where I have total freedom with it?
How do I get a computer that won't have the NSA spy on me...
Elijah Cox
Christopher Campbell
Leon3 is gnu/gpl, you can run into an fpga or get as asic.
Joshua Russell
Using an old cpu could be an option if you don't need much performance.
Mason Kelly
Jace Jackson
AMD reportedly now allows you to disable their ME. It is not clear wether or not it actually disables everything or what it disables. Not that verification matters when you have a billion transistors on a chip and it only takes a few to create your NSA backdoor in any stepping or new product launch. Hell, I'm sure NSA-like operations would pay you to implement their Backdoor IP's.
Andrew Hughes
Easy, don't connect to the internet.
Jeremiah Perez
Just whipe my jizz off lel
Jaxson Clark
Get a Mac SE/30 with ethernet in the PDS slot. Install NetBSD. Done.
Austin Davis
A SPARC workstation basically.
Nicholas Smith
Even if you have the safest PC, the NSA controls the network and will know everything you do on the net. Even tor isn't a real place to hide, as it has proven vulnerabilities that make it theoretically very easy to crack. And we know NSA's means are beyond any imagination.