It runs in god mode with access to anything and everything, and is completely hidden from even system mode software. With access to peripherals it can access th

It runs in god mode with access to anything and everything, and is completely hidden from even system mode software. With access to peripherals it can access the network and take remote commands, exfiltrate data, etc. If you've ever used a server they often have a nice feature where you send an authenticated command to them on a certain port and get it to shutoff, turn on, reboot, whatever. This is run from the PSP on AMD processors. Or maybe it has a remote backdoor put there by the NSA (or maybe just escrowed command and control keys) and ANY AMD device connected to the Internet can be controlled remotely by them at will. We have no way of knowing. Or if TLAs don't worry you, then maybe the code running on it has a 0-day vulnerability and every server out there is vulnerable to remote code execution + the ultimate privilege escalation and we don't know about. Or if that doesn't worry you, then maybe it'd at least be nice to be able to program it yourself and add new features, bug fixes, etc. Those are all good reasons for requesting open source PSP code.