If Intel has intentionally built in a secret back door into all of its chips so that the NSA can spy on everybody, why aren't Russians exploiting this back door commit identity theft?
You'd think they would have found it by now.
>>54698815
They are. They just haven't gotten to you yet
the backdoor is cryptographically secured it needs intels private key to activate it.
>>54698856
That wouldn't take that long to crack. And when it cracks, everyone would be fucked and Intel would be sued into oblivion.
>which is why there is no back door.
>>54698906
>That wouldn't take that long to crack
>doesn't know shit about cryptography
>talks about it anyway
ladyboys and gentlemen, presenting... /g/
>>54699002
> /g/ is a single person
who is this 4chan????
>>54699002
>cryptography is magic. that's why it isn't possible to break it.
>>54698906
This is actually a really good point. If intel really did build in a secret back door for the government to use to spy on people and it suddenly became vulnerable, Intel would be completely ruined.
The financial risk they would incur for providing the government with this capability would be extraordinary.
