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Also that since they have JTAG debugging access, they have unrestricted access to the normally hidden processor, meaning they can disassemble it, peer into memo
by metalliqaz 9y ago
Also that since they have JTAG debugging access, they have unrestricted access to the normally hidden processor, meaning they can disassemble it, peer into memory, and probably find a method of permanently disabling the ME.
- kevin_b_er 9y agoAnd if they can access it without hardware modifications it means any USB device has super-root access to the machine. And then it would mean you can't block it unless you don't connect USB device. I suspect they fiddled with something to get access, however. Attached something to motherboard or similar.