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In my opinion all hypervisor-like hidden chips should be always documented, and disabled by default, by law, except for closed appliances (e.g. a video game con
by faragon 9y ago
In my opinion all hypervisor-like hidden chips should be always documented, and disabled by default, by law, except for closed appliances (e.g. a video game console). That's crazy and very dangerous stuff.
- eric_h 9y ago> except for closed appliances (e.g. a video game console) My video game console literally has a camera pointed at my living room (PS4, camera is for the VR headset). Given Sony's less then perfect security record, I accepted this as an unfortunate tradeoff for the ability to have VR. I do not think they should be given any special leeway.
- faragon 9y agoMost laptops, tablets, and smartphones do, too. At least, the PS4 camera is optional :-)