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A second lie to cover up the first lie. Keep it rolling, Bloomberg. We are watching with a smile.
by ezVoodoo 8y ago
A second lie to cover up the first lie. Keep it rolling, Bloomberg. We are watching with a smile.
- 0x8BADF00D 8y agoWhether or not it’s a lie, you would be a fool to think your hardware is safe.
- Spooky23 8y agoIt is hilarious that a non-revelation like this goes banannas, while blobs of mostly unknown code from places like Computrace have been embedded in most PCs for 20 years. Nation state actors enabling surveillance is defiantly plausible, but it would seem dumb to broadly deploy such an obvious, tamper-evident piece of hardware to sophisticated targets.
- Animats 8y agoYes. Intel Management Engine. The easiest way to implement a backdoor for Intel CPUs is to get your own code into the Management Engine somewhere in the supply chain. That's if it doesn't have one already.