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Well with GNU pg, you can have all the backdoors in networks all you want, but it will do Canada no good. But I sometimes wonder if the M/S push to Windows 11
by jmclnx 2y ago
Well with GNU pg, you can have all the backdoors in networks all you want, but it will do Canada no good.
But I sometimes wonder if the M/S push to Windows 11 w/tpm2 allows for a backdoor on Windows. I also think the move of Apple to the [M1-n] chips may allow the same :) But back to reality, I believe 99% of these backdoor pushes are mainly for Cell Phones. Almost no one uses a PC these days for communication.
- bluefirebrand 2y ago> Almost no one uses a PC these days for communication. Probably quite a lot of the people that governments want to keep a fairly close eye on do still use PCs or laptops though
- rvba 2y agoTons of people use teams/zoom/other to make calls on their PCs. Also emails and chats..
- markhahn 2y agono one uses a PC for communication? why even would you apparently equate that silly msft with desktop use? that silliness aside, there are serious limits to how much access even bios/TPM/SMM compromises can provide. for instance, if I audit my network, your use of SMM to compromise my machine can be mitigated. the picture may be different if you seize my machine, of course, but we all know that most bets are off with physical access.