Is there any way to avoid spyware embedded into CPU and hardware?
Is there any way to avoid spyware embedded into CPU and hardware?
Jaxon Rogers
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Luke Richardson
nice try FBI
Samuel Turner
/thread
Zachary Hernandez
how am i fbi?
Isaiah Evans
Libre hardware
Dominic Williams
yeah, have a computer without any way to connect to the internet
Bentley Thompson
>He doesn’t know about the 3G transceiver built into Intel and AMD management engines
Asher King
do enlighten me, user
Jaxon Miller
Use retro hardware and avoid the internet. Write everything you need yourself and if you need to feed it data make sure its plaintext.
Robert Ward
Where to even buy retro hardware? Ebay?
Jeremiah Scott
isnt that like communism? or something?
Kayden Howard
by making your own hardware
or ask the US government to sell you debotnetified hardware
Elijah Long
You asked a question he/she/it didnt like
Tyler Thompson
THE THING SAYS "INTEL INSIDE" CAN YOU NOT READ? THEY ARE LITERALLY INSIDE YOUR COMPUTER HELPING IT COMPUTE AS YOU TYPE THIS.
Oliver Johnson
Build your own hardware or steal Steve Job's hardware. Rich people don't buy consumer-grade garbage.
Luke Cox
Jayden Davis
Where to buy decomissioned backdoor free cpu?
Chase Lopez
Parker Ortiz
Open hardware designs and personal fabricators.
Levi James
*blocks your 3g transceiver from communicating*
Caleb Rodriguez
Not really. If your device is producing an electrical signal of any kind it can be controlled and manipulated to observe you in some way.
The good news is that FBI/CIA/NSAniggers have casted the net so wide that it's impossible to parse all of the data they collect individually. Unless you're a high profile dissident, criminal, terrorist or child abuser, it's highly unlikely you will be important enough for them to check into your shit.
Christopher Bennett
Not a Faraday cage. This does literally nothing at best at worst it literally amplifies the signal as has been shown countless times before.
Colton Hall
Talos II + POWER9
Gabriel Jones
"I'll protect you from the glow in the darks, user".
Cooper Cook
Using Verilog to code your own CPU onto an FPGA
Jason Hernandez
simply microwave the device