Does intel really have backdoors and *nix? How do you know? Other processors? What about cameras and microphone? Anything else?
Am I just a paranoid schizo or is there any real truth to all of this?
Does intel really have backdoors and *nix? How do you know? Other processors? What about cameras and microphone...
Samuel Kelly
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Eli Cooper
Intel ME
libreboot.org
Oliver Bell
not proof user
Carson Taylor
if that's not proof you must be retarted kek
Gabriel Jackson
Get a load of this autism. You can't use anything if your'e a freetard. I mean they're right about Intel, but still.
Aiden Taylor
>retarted
that's a funny way of spelling "not mentally ill"
Adrian Martinez
What's the most powerful CPU a freetard can use? An AMD FX-series?
Joshua Myers
power9
Adrian Murphy
POWER is vulnerable to spectre. If you want to be as autistic about this as possible, I think you'd have to go all the way back to the PowerPC G3.
Henry Brooks
>spectre
who said anything about executing non-free code like non-free javascript on it
Julian Johnson
>Not using the much superior g4
Oliver Rodriguez
yes, the ME is a tiny chip inside your cpu running a modified version of minix that grants remote and unprecedented access to everything you own - get cucked
Gabriel Foster
I think this says all you need to know
youtube.com
Cooper Cruz
>not doing anything to stop Van Eck phreaking
>not knowing that the gyroscope in your hard drive can be used as a microphone
>using a processor with the memory sinkhole
>not using ECC RAM to stop rowhammer attacks
>not being able to set kernel parameter to deny inserted USB's
>not desoldering the microphone
>not realizing that the CPU microcode could communicate with the microphone regardless of libreboot
>not putting nail polish on the screws and taking high resolution pictures to ensure signs of tampering
>not removing the modem with DMA
>not going fanless to prevent binary acoustic data transmission
>not knowing the Ethernet and wifi card has access to keyboard
>using xorg where any window can steal the contents of the clipboard or keystrokes
>not knowing that the sound card can change the headphone jack into a microphone jack and use it to record through the headphones
>not knowing they bounce an infrared laser off a flat surface anywhere near your laptop to steal your encryption keys by listening to your CPU
>not knowing spectre and meltdown and rowhammer can break anything remotely using a web page with javascript
Adrian Ross
the fbi paid a guy to backdoor ipsec code in openbsd and you think there aren't backdoors in linux?
Daniel Allen
being tools for remote IT management they are technically very much backdoors
but whether they are or really even can be utilized in the malicious manner typically implied by the word backdoor is another story, for which there is no proof other than muh corporations/muh government/muh jews do it because reasons
Mason Nelson
security through obscurity is not security at all
Aaron Garcia
>any truth
Absolutely. Here the thing though, they don't give a fuck about you. Your paranoia is based on some self idea that you're special and important to the feds. In fact, you are a nobody. I've had illegal stuff on my computer plenty of times the past. Sure most of the people here could say the same.
Jacob Murphy
if they knew then they would go after you
Caleb White
There have been government mandated hardware backdoors in computers since the 90s.
Aaron Kelly
no, Intel is the most based company, see link for proof