List of Intel CPUs that have intel M.E: >the entirety of core i5 and i7 >Haswell-WS and Kaby-lake-DT Xeons >Celeron Nxxxx and Jxxxx series If your CPU falls in this criteria you should be worried, you have an Intel backdoor with shit security that has ALREADY been exploited and many machines were affected All your debotneting efforts are pointless if you are using the CPUs above So either use ME neutralizer or change your CPU.
All Pentiums, all Xeons except above, all Celerons except above, core i3 and i9 have no Vpro, AMT or ME in them.
Wait... the i9 doesnt? Whats the logic behind that?
Daniel Anderson
That's why I ARM Chromebook :)
Mason Green
I thought my Xeon X5675s had IME?
Henry Torres
Don't really know, i'm pretty surprised too, wikipedia specifies that there's no vpro or amt in i9
Jace Cox
Nope, no vpro
Jonathan Edwards
I want a Samsung Chromebook pro, that's what that is right?
Adam White
>ME neutralizer What is that?
Asher Lewis
So do I just deblob my BIOS firmware with me_cleaner and then flash it back to the motherboard to burn the sucker or what?
Carter Nguyen
>using amd Llano feels comfy when it's not burning down my house
Also thinking of getting an asus c201 and librebooting it
Benjamin Edwards
Libreboot is good
Ian White
Amd has the equivalent of intel ME, it's called AMD PSP I'm going to check which amd CPU has it, later.
Yes but i believe me cleaner is only compatible with a small group of CPUs (i think the list is on github) so you should probably ask the devs before you flash
It's supposed to completely shut down intel ME on your CPU, not sure how good it'll work
James Smith
Almost. Samsung Chromebook Plus (silver) is the ARM version. Pro (black) is the backdoored Intel model. Avoid that one.
Alexander Clark
works only with an extremely small number of computer models
Leo Allen
Most motherboards don't support ME and the ones that do it has to be enabled.
Non-issue for 99.9% of consumers.
Daniel Hughes
>Most motherboards don't support ME and the ones that do it has to be enabled. source.
Lucas Martin
Yes, but they're all great computers
Carson Brown
>no backdoor in i3 or i9
FUKEN KEK
u guys believe this??
Andrew Hernandez
>Non-issue for 99.9% of consumers. Prove it.
Henry Cooper
I do not believe this, they definitely have ME
William Morales
>using hardware with backdoors in 2017
Wyatt Flores
I have a laptop with a i3-4005U and this shows up in my programs list (Translates to: Parts of Intel Management Engine) Can I safely remove it?
Dominic Anderson
Well wikipedia nor intel say i3/i9 have ME so...
>Non-issue for 99.9% of consumers. yeah except for all the people that got their machines raped by the recent intel ME exploit retarded tripfag
Cameron Taylor
>backdoors of course they have >ME not officially
Ian Turner
This post should be enough proof that this piece of shit polish tripfag is a paid shill.
Mason Foster
>core i5 and i7 >Listing something else than arch's
Leo Walker
ME is in silicon you fucking moron The point is it can be accessed while the PC is OFF it doesn't matter what you do to ANYTHING which is affected by the computer being ON - eg drivers, software, utils, config, OS blah blah all irrelevant.
Connor Watson
What if Intel decided to flip FBI and ditched IME completely? They could still charge enormous amounts of money for soon-to-be worse performance than AMD, because there's always gonna be a market for privacy. This might be the edge they need while they get back on track with performance.
(2/2) OpenPOWER: Raptor Engineering sells POWER9 workstations, that may soon be getting RYF certification. They're expensive as fuck, but probably the most powerful non-botnet computers that exist. Comparable to Xeons/Epyc. raptorcs.com/TALOSII/
Intel are masters of slideshows. Now that AMD joined the ME-meme it's only fitting for them to do a 180° turn, declare ME the devil and bring public attention to the issue. You know - make people care *and* win on marketing. It's also something fresh and topical with all the net neutrality buzz. "Protect your privacy with premium Intel Backdoorless™ experience!".
They could pull it off, we both know they could.
Matthew Lopez
Yeah but knowing Intel, the processors will probably still ship with IME kek
Levi Lee
I appreciate your efforts user :)
Zachary Walker
I have nothing to hide.
Henry Harris
You do
your credit card details your pictures your browsing history your passwords
it's gonna be painful if somebody ever happened to blackmail you with those
Thanks! I might start posting more threads soon for it
Adrian James
Apparently HEDT doesn't
Aiden Diaz
Haxxor man just broght drugs and cp using your computer as a proxy, steal all your passwords and using them to do fraud with, hide cp in your computer just for the laugh, now white boy still have nothing to hide?
Caleb Johnson
>Affected products: 6th, 7th & 8th Generation Intel® Core™ Processor Family Intel® Xeon® Processor E3-1200 v5 & v6 Product Family Intel® Xeon® Processor Scalable Family Intel® Xeon® Processor W Family Intel® Atom® C3000 Processor Family Apollo Lake Intel® Atom Processor E3900 series Apollo Lake Intel® Pentium™ Celeron™ N and J series
Cameron Collins
So, a 4810MQ is in danger? It's got all the business vPro shit as well.
Dylan Mitchell
Are you loyal? Can you be trusted? Can you be trusted a secret? Not being able to be trusted a secret is a sign of disloyalty.
You jest, of course. But for the others there is something to ponder: Having anything to hide is different to having anything illegal. I have nothing illegal here, so there is nothing for the authorities, so nothing to see here, go away.
Yeah true, but I fear fucking up my cpu by doing something related to the microcode.
Evan Perry
I did it.
Hunter Barnes
show me an RCE exploit for it. show me that you can send data packets to it via ethernet or bluetooth and since all code flows through the cpu it triggers the vuln.
show me exploits that do not require me to be running the actual IME software on the machine
i'll wait
Kayden Reed
Feels good man
Brayden Ramirez
>show me an RCE exploit >show me exploits Like someone would give it to you for free.
Dylan Foster
>paranoid schizophrenic trashes $2,819.87 because of a mentall illness I don't find this funny, you should seek help.
Grayson Lewis
lol IC spends MILLIONS/BILLIONS developing these exploits and bribing people n u want Sup Forums to tell you lol
Liam Green
If he have the money why not?
Logan Smith
kek
Jayden Walker
Because if he got therapy he could realize that it was a waste of money and he could put that money into a hobby that doesn't involve heavy anxiety and paranoia
Adam Sanders
You dumb fuck, it's not even about ABC agencies anymore. Theses backdoors aren't secure, as the rescent event shown us. Theses things will be used by criminals (like most of others backdoors btw, take a look at wanacry).
Sebastian Wood
t. butthurted numale poorfag
Ethan Diaz
t. Intel shilling NSA employee
Jordan Hughes
>Whats the logic behind that? Maybe intel is going to compete against itself so to speak, letting those who want extra security pay more.
Colton Turner
...
Elijah Lopez
There is a unofficial one, but the devs have explicitly stated that the fix might brick your computer if you dont know what youre doing. Intel has also stated they will never make an official way to disable the ME for consumers. They have admitted that a method exists, but its for NSA eyes only. Regarding the exploit, it has already been patched. security-center.intel.com/advisory.aspx?intelid=intel-sa-00075&languageid=en-fr
Well the thread seem dead, seeya later. love you Sup Forums. Traps are gay.
Jordan Ward
>tripfag shill comes onto the board and just fucking lies you'd blend in better without that tripcode you dumb glow in the dark
Henry Anderson
Literally everybody who uses a tripcode is a shill, they have to use them to get paid though.
Jaxon Nguyen
bullshit, on both counts you're wrong
Bentley Lewis
...
Kevin Torres
Post pics when you've received it.
Jordan Taylor
>core i-anything
Guess my next upgrade will be a core 2 quad or something AMD-ish. Maybe a quad core Phenom.
Jackson Martin
Botnet-free and loving it here.
Gabriel Ortiz
and what about AMD? How do you know they don't hide backdoors in their hardware?
Luke Rogers
They do, and the major ARM vendors do too. Power and SPARC are the ways to go for modern botnet-free computing.
Jaxson Sanders
what do you mean with Power? And are these really the only ways to be botnet-free?
Matthew Evans
Bullshit. Run vrms
Chase Rodriguez
...
Dylan Howard
Sheeit, I () have Steam, Nvidia binary drivers, and EnergyXT installed. I know my shit ain't 100% free.
Angel Gutierrez
Just build your own cpu, motherboard, ram and gpu from 0 :DDDD
Noah Morris
Create a thread and post all about it please!
Bentley Price
...
Ryan Young
Why should I care?
Jeremiah Walker
I'll be shitposting in guts threads as soon as it arrives
Angel Hall
ARM™ TrustZone™ is the same kind of big brother backdoor.
Xavier Lee
Nah, Create your own thread. I saw some other guy with a POWER9 cpu get a super high score in a firefox browser benchmark test, so I think a lot of people will be interested in asking you to do bechmarks.
Carson Walker
AMD™ has something called PSP. It's the same as Intel™ mangement engine.
Joshua Clark
Sure, I'll do that too.
>I saw some other guy with a POWER9 cpu get a super high score in a firefox browser benchmark test
I remember this, didn't the poster disappear without proof?
Colton Bennett
At least there's no (known) remote access IIRC
Ryder Ross
Yes***
Basically the 3 letter agencies secretly forced it this way. Gotta love all this free enterprise with a side of fucking freedom fries.
Fuck USA. We are the mist 2-faced nation it's really sad.
Carson Wilson
Besides that it has a sole purpose of providing remote access to unknown parties.
Jordan Garcia
New AMD cpus are no good either from what I can gather...
Leo Garcia
Yeah you're right. I found his post in the archives.
