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Thing is they could have implemented that in a half-open manner. Sign and hash releases, and post the code openly. So you can view the code, verify it's what i
by kennydude 9y ago
Thing is they could have implemented that in a half-open manner. Sign and hash releases, and post the code openly.
So you can view the code, verify it's what is installed but for security purposes can't change it.
The way this reads it seems deliberately suspicious. Having a HTTP server so low in the hardware stack feels wrong.
- qb45 9y agoWell, it doesn't have to be HTTP but you do need some sort of server low in the hardware to control the machine remotely. Such things have existed for many years in servers, now Intel integrates them in chipsets for corporate PCs too.