Intel processors are sending information through your firewall, they have a cpu core dedicated to remote access.
http://boingboing.net/2016/06/15/intel-x86-processors-ship-with.html
https://www.engadget.com/2014/06/23/russian-government-avoids-intel-amd-chips-for-baikal/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/russia/10173645/Kremlin-returns-to-typewriters-to-avoid-computer-leaks.html
Your CPU is spying on you, all the security measures are placebo.
schills please respond to my threat instead of reading the 100 threads debating jewpu's.
I got amd
Enjoy your processing jew
>>55401373
AMD is no different
I can't wait for the day Apple starts moving Macs to in-house ARM SoCs.
Intel is slowly dying.
>>55401386
I got nothing to hide so who careas xd
>>55401205
then how come they haven't arrested every single black hat hacker and/or pedo out there yet
>>55401386
[citation needed]
>>55401460
most of them work for the government.
Example, Corey Barnhil, who claims to be a government employee, yet goes by xyrix or zoom, and his girlfriend tabyart confirmed him to be a pedophile who likes really fresh pizza.
his friends also work for the government, and his linkedin profile confirms he works at a government contractor.
>>55401397
I'm waiting for this. Apple should do either ARM or go back to POWER.
>>55401460
They'd have to admit they spy on people to take them to court.
>>55401397
>apple
>ever
>>55401512
Apple today for me.
>>55401503
then what's the point of it all
but whats really important is what GPU you're going to buy goys.
>>55401672
National security takes precedence over some guy in his basement jerking off to kiddie porn.
>>55401701
Please die.
>>55401397
>appletards
>>55401724
Are you an idiot?
>>55401672
Terrorism, political espionage
>>55401205
Intel Management Extensions. They're supposed to allow IT departments to gain low level access to machines equipped with it. It's basically supposed to be a fancier version of WOL, but for the entire internet. It's also super expensive and I do not know of any organization that actually purchases the software to fully utilize it.
>>55401672
DANK MEMES
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>>55401913
it rymes with psa
>>55401938
You'd have to identify the IP address of the victim and physically install a special piece of software onto the victim's machine. Yeah, they are probably totally doing that, but it doesn't automatically enable a hole out of the factory.
>>55401205
Where can I buy a russian free as in communism processor?
WTF is this shit? Is this for real? They have such a monopoly that they can add another CPU inside the CPU which not only means it's a huge gaping NSA security hole, but also a subpar CPU compared to what it can be?
How will I ever be able to use Intel again?
Please tell me this shit isn't real.
Political and industrial espionage. If foreign countries have super secret next gen technology, USA can just steal it to ensure that no one threatens their position as the number one superpower.
All blueprints, research results and technical documents are on someone's hard drive.
>>55401460
Perhaps for the same reason 9/11 happened. Too much Intel.
>>55401913
It's actually supposed to be a more advanced IPMI.
>>55402012
it is and most AMD processors have their own version of it as well, I forget what it's called though google it
you can't run from the botnet
>>55401205
Is doing all my computing on a raspberry pi a solution? The most recent one is powerful enough to fit my needs as a main machine.
I read on /g/ that even the Pi would be "botnet" as there are some proprietary blobs required to run it.
>>55401205
Stall Man plz go
>>55402012
its real alright have you flashed your bios yet?
>>55402055
>I forget what it's called
Nigga, don't tell me I have to start using ARM...
>>55402087
ARM isn't here yet. I give it 10 years at least.
lol who cares
stupid neckbeards
>>55402109
Not even for home server?
>>55402125
Depends on your needs from a server.
>>55401205
>aluminum foil next to an army tank
>>55401472
https://libreboot.org/faq/#amd
>>55401432
http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1827982
Will these researchers and freetards be able to disable this shit soon, or?
>>55402029
this
even the NSA (the KING of spying on people) can't reliably catch anyone that's not threatening national security simply because of the performance requirements needed to handle that much data
if you're acting normally (basically not looking up the sort of shit terrorists normally would) everything you do gets deleted after a few seconds, and if you act like a terrorist you'll get assigned to an agent who will look at what you're doing and either escalate it or just write it off (aka 99.98% of people who get that far)
the only time you should be scared of the NSA is when they're doing something for someone else, and at that point your absolute best bet is to run like fuck physically and hope they can't accurately track you in meatspace
>>55402211
Probably not.
>>55402223
so looking up how to make a nuke in my living room using uranium from old smoke detectors, and trying to find ways to get stolen credit cards to pay for it is iffy?
>>55402211
has anyone tried to phsyically disable the cpu on the chip using a laser?
So... Buy Core2Duos?
>>55402267
at absolute most you'll get shuffled onto Jessica Shitstain in maryland who accidentally poured coffee on her supervisor and got booted down to shitposter patrol and subsequently booted after she realizes you're a worthless NEET who's shitposting and not actually trying to cover his tracks or doing anything a skilled terrorist would do
it CAN bypass the os firewall, not a dedicated one down line you fucking idiot
>>55402304
>a skilled terrorist
The best way to disable any access to Intel AMT is a setup it at some fake Intel MPS server. ;) In that case all AMT ports are blocked by Intel AMT firmware and anyone can't use them (as well in the local network and moreover remote).
>>55402320
What?
>>55402304
>TFW Amy Jones is in charge of reviewing yo ufile
>>55402320
Nice. So what port do I block, genius?
>>55401205
>Intel processors are sending information through your firewall
I'm amazed they managed to hide the traffic from tcpdump.
>>55402578
well the cpu can probably send the data by embedding itself to normal netflow.
>>55402591
Because I'm sure sending the data to whatever random website will make it to the government somehow.
I have an Intel I210 ethernet controller with this stuff.
Pretty useful if you ask me.
>>55402627
if the government takes advantage of this and deliberately sets up servers to intercept the packages and take out the data in question, yes
>>55402480
Why don't you look for proof that this is actually being used, genius? Take off your tin foil hat you fucking tool
>>55402118
/thread
So from what I can tell, this entire fiasco is basically some blogger who was clearly ignorant of how enterprise management features that have been present in hardware for *years* having an "OMG YOU TRANSMIT YOUR IP ADDRESS TO THE WORLD EVERY TIME YOU GO TO A WEBSITE!!" moment.
And it wasn't even that original since the same damn hissy fit gets thrown every year or so as memory serves, since this is by no means the first time I've heard the conspiracy theory.
So, either this guy is an idiot (not discounting that at all) or he managed to troll people into generating clicky clicky ad revenue by recycling conspiracy theories. Some of the people being trolled might be willing participants to boot.
>>55402627
what is google analytics, cortana, bing, microsoft update, ubuntu system update, etc.
>>55402707
nsa leave
>>55402739
i bet you think posting that picture voids you of any sort of thoughtful response
nice try amd shill
>>55402755
ew, that girl is hideous
>>55402755
you go first mr shill. the best part is that dumb fucking image could be related to virtually every thread and post on this fucking board. and what is even better is i bet you actually use that non-ironically thinking the nsa is actually in threads like this
>>55402795
Better looking girls than her has a pussy anon...
Also.
>pig disgusting 3DPD
>>55401814
Since they are still citizens of the US they have the right to due process
>>55402782
>>55402795
These aren't the same girl as >>55402755
>>55402849
once they leave the country you can drne em'
nobody cares about any of you
https://www.crowdsupply.com/inverse-path/usb-armory
why is the nsa letting my thread die
>>55403059
Because /g/ is all about endless generals and consumerism. That and we already had similar threads before.
this is a bump
any other shills going to comment?
>>55401205
Jesus, how can a piece of hardware be so perfect.
>>55403429
the gays are good
>>55401205
Thanks for posting. I appreciate it.
Here's a piece taken from >>55402158
>What *can* I use, then?
>Libreboot has support for fam15h AMD hardware (~2012 gen) and some older Intel platforms (~2006-2009 gen). We also have support for some ARM chipsets (rk3288). On the Intel side, we're also interested in some of the chipsets that use Atom CPUs (rebranded from older chipsets, mostly using ich7-based southbridges). We're also interested in PowerPC (POWER8 and POWER9, or OpenPOWER) which Raptor Engineering Inc. is looking into.
>What about ARM? #arm
>Libreboot has support for some ARM based laptops, using the Rockchip RK3288 SoC. Check the libreboot hardware compatibility list, for more information.
~~~
>>55402755
>>55402764
Jennifer Lawrence. Star of Hunger Games and actress in other shit. How can you not know this?
imo she has a nice (wouldn't say pretty or beautiful exactly) face, but her feet look ugly. I am not a footfag, but perhaps one could confirm?
>>55402782
That's Evalion... supposedly.
>>55402795
Unknown. That looks like a hair curler a.k.a. hot iron.
>>55403852
girl with the hair curly seems vaguely familiar.
thank god i chosed my fx 6300 now eh
>>55404122
could cold grill be?
>>55402029
>Too much Intel.
You fucking cunt mate.
>>55401432
>Supporting tyranny
so we need a laptop on ARM
>>55401205
Think this is bad by itself, just think if the government managed to succeed in the recent case with Apple. They'd be able to make Intel and AMD sign malicious firmware for these secondary processors.
>>55402782
That swastika is backwards...
>>55401205
Just don't use anything beyond core 2 duo/quad if you want to be completely freetarded. Unless you want to play the latest gaymen they're pretty good still.
>>55405432
>phones don't exit because they reflect what our eyes don't see
lmao though
Pentium 4 master race
>>55405474
Except that the text isn't backwards...
>>55401205
>Intel processors are sending information through your firewall, they have a cpu core dedicated to remote access.
Okay.
>Your CPU is spying on you, all the security measures are placebo.
Okay, use Tor.
>>55402055
Like hell i can't.
>>55401672
Parallel Reconstruction.
>check my processor
>predates amt and vpro by a year or so
>machine only runs fsf approved software
thx god m8
network administrator here.
tell me how i would not see any unwanted traffic on my router, with either tcpdump or wireshark?
>>55401205
>Intel processors are sending information through your firewall, they have a cpu core dedicated to remote access.
Not my hardware firewall.
>>55406476
because it looks like wanted traffic. Your ISP copies all your traffic and because the cpu is working to give root access to the machine they can bypass encryption.
>>55406484
yes, the point of the backdoor is to give them root access to the machine, the isp does the rest of the work. Even if you don't see the data being sent, it is being copied.
Prism, also programs like google analytics, windows update etc, can send data to their servers that looks like normal network traffic.
>>55402267
Americium is in smoke detectors not uranium. And no it's not, you can't make a nuke with that anyway...well you could buy it would be fuckhuge and not that powerful (compared to other nukes)
>>55406532
I AM NOT MAKING A NUKE
I ALREADY HAVE A NUKE
I DEMAND 72 VIRGINS, OR ITS OGRE
>>55406532
google uranium in old smoke detectors I dare you faggot.
>>55406510
But not through my hardware firewall.
>>55406532
You can make a nuclear disaster from smoke detectors though.
There was a kid in America who used hundreds of old smoke detectors to make a miniature nuclear reactor which required a proper cleanup crew to deal with.
>>55406651
you can make an atom bomb from old smoke detectors easily.
>>55406604
whatever helps you sleep at night
if windows updater, or google chrome, or any of the other hundreds of spyware installed onto your system is allowed to pass through your hardware firewall, then the traffic isn't blocked.
Anything that you allow through the firewall can be used to send the data, because the processor allows remote ADMINISTRATOR access.
>>55406694
Do you even know what a hardware firewall is?
>>55406815
do you even own know that cisco, hauwei, ruckus, and every firewall made has no way of stopping the backdoor?
Are you this mentally retarded, do you actually believe a firewall is going to stop your computer from giving remote access, when the very cpu was built from the ground up to provide remote access?
Do you think the iranians or russians didn't think of this brilliant firewall scheme?
>>55406922
>what is MIPS, power, or any other architecture
If you aren't stupid, yes, you can block this shit, and with heterogenous architectures, you can keep your hardware from ignoring your instructions and passing stuff anyway (a la IME and W10).
The Russians are pushing to move to ARM64, and have been dumping money into pretty much any open OS & hardware that comes their way.
>>55407186
we are talking about x86 in this thread monkey.
>>55406922
>do you actually believe a firewall is going to stop your computer from giving remote access
Yes, because that is exactly what a firewall is for.
>>55407208
I know. You want to deal with an x86 backdoor? use something that x86 instructions are useless on. If you want to keep your facebook machine from receiving IME instructions from the internet, you use a hardware firewall that can in no way be compromised by it.
>>55407277
naw im fine with the backdoor, I am just letting people know they don't have any options.
>not having a firewall whitelist
>not having to manually ad servers you wish to connect to individually
I have an old Intel C2D, one of the first with Intel ME. Is disabling it through the MEBx enough to at least prevent botnet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2ghdM66U4Y
Police have killed citizens for less than looking up bomb making skills or atomic research.
>>55402782
>over 8'' or else u r cuck
bet that /pol/ bitch is obsessed with BBCs like the rest of the board
>Not having a dedicated firewall with an outbound implicit deny
Do you even care about security?
