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We can uncover the dark truths of Intel's Active Management Technology. Let's work together to unmask the beast within and shine a pure light of knowledge and freedom on this forsaken world.
What say you?
Intel Management Engine
Jeremiah Mitchell
Ryan Collins
>Intel Management Engine
AMD Ryzen R7 1700 with SMT doesn't have this problem.
Thomas Garcia
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Joshua Cruz
Lel
>Odin's Eye
Mason Nelson
it's faggotry, he forgot all about Odin's ravens
Isaac Thompson
so is it all bullshit roleplaying or what?
Joseph Baker
It's sad that no one really cares about this although it's probably the biggest leak in all just because people are technologically retarded.
Isaiah Wilson
One thread archived already and this one is live with links to the other...it looks like it might be legit news
Zachary Nelson
Don't you still need physical access to the machine at some point for ME to be invoked?
Andrew Garcia
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Robert Reyes
I'll create the logo.
Henry Parker
So, is VIA's CPUs free from the scourge? Taiwan doesn't seem so bad to me. Yet.
Jeremiah Phillips
oh yeah because intel HAS only one backdoor
right?
RIGHT?
schneier.com
in case you dont recognise this "bug" this is the very same bug we found from the cia leaks that apple has on their iphone.. descibing the very same attack using the very same tools on a 2 totally different approach on the matter..
Asher Fisher
>no one cares
It's been a topic of discussion on this board for many years, friend. People have been working on disabling ME for some time now.
hardenedlinux.github.io
Owen White
we already exposed this as a probable LARPer in the other shit thread you made about this that's still up since the only "proof" he provided was a supposed W-2 form with Intel on it that any shithead intern or janitor could come up with.
this shit is old news, we know it exists and have discussed it to death
Joseph Miller
AMD masterrace.
Ethan Peterson
amd has a management engine too
Jayden Garcia
It's happening...
Liam Long
totally legit brah
Cameron Barnes
What if they're twiddling bits in the TCP packet headers and whatnot? You could communicate (at the rate of maybe a few bits a packet, there are some flags etc which are obsolete but passed on faithfully) well enough for text terminal type activities even if it wasn't high-bandwidth suitable for VNC and the like.
Perfect for loading implants, etc. And just like a Unix server at the University paired with your home computer in the 1990s, you can leave all the files on the target machine except the critical ones you want, and do all the searching etc. on the target machine either in an implant into the OS, or from the management engine itself.
I think we need to start looking at TCP and UDP header flags and shit for clues.
Incidentally I read some papers about this back in the 1990s, and it was a redpill back then, but now? Who knows about now.
Another thing, maybe they can turn on your wifi or bluetooth and communicate with a nearby computer? Say a neighbor gets infected, and the low-bitrate connected (through my theory above) management engine learns there's a close enough computer with a high-bandwidth connection and simply talks over the radio to the other machine, which then uses its cable modem or whatever to provide enough bandwidth for VNC and high volume file extraction or implantation.
Lots of wifi out there doing who knows what...
Jose Morris
That's pretty much bullshit. I didn't the the full spec, but that's super unlikely
t. works in a dev team that has to do with IME in a bigger company which produces a lot of mainboards...
Levi Parker
Yes it does.
AMD is also an American company and has to hold to the same laws.
Hudson Wood
Odin eye did get mentioned on the brokers list not so long ago
Interesting thread
Logan Foster
>same laws
and those would be?
Lucas Sanchez
secret laws are a thing now
Gabriel Taylor
what? please elaborate
I'm an euro so not familiar with burger practice but I can tell you that there are no laws in place here that aren't published in the Official Gazette of the Republic
Ethan Nguyen
Isn't this the secret executive orders? And only the president can sign them.
Jackson Sullivan
The one that says you have to let the NSA fuck you in the butt, and are not allowed to disclose that.
Nothing that comes from an American company can be trusted not to be compromised.
Adam Wilson
google AMD PSP
Owen Davis
This. Buy VIA.
Jonathan Bailey
Hi CIA!
Gabriel Gutierrez
>nothing substantial
Chase Hughes
see it on a positive side: imagine what scientist can do with all that data collected in 500 or 1000 years. there will be books written about us.
Caleb Gomez
haven't researches already brake Intel ME?
I remember this is pretty old news
Ayden Myers
This is actually entirely wrong, not to say there are no backdoors in Intel and AMD chips overall, but this one is just pure FUD abusing buzzwords that people don't understand
Zachary Sanders
>Sup Forums is right
Opinion discarded.