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I'm curious to see this for myself, do you have a source?
by errantspark 10y ago
I'm curious to see this for myself, do you have a source?
- logicallee 10y agohttps://www.google.com/search?q=As+for+the+backdoor+in+Orange+Pi https://www.google.com/search?q=As+for+the+backdoor+in+Orang... (honestly, if it were invisible I wouldn't care. it's just sloppy. I also think all governments should collude and there should be like world peace ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ - meanwhile they should fear for their people, and have to nominally follow constitutions. I guess I can keep dreaming though.)
- Gibbon1 10y agoNot sure but I assume that the Octavo Systems OSD3358 uses the same parts as the BBB core processor/memory/misc. Which means at least you can load the same firmware as a BBB. Which leaves you with the same trust issues as a regular BBB. If that's not true then all bets are off. Me I'd be more worried about the WiFi module, thought stopping to think, if the WiFi module driver isn't open source that's a worry too.
- kbaker 10y agoThe WiFi module is also a TI chipset, so same trust issues as the AM3358. The wifi driver is open source, however with a binary blob for WiFi and Bluetooth firmware.