Intel Management Engine (ME) explained | disabling the potential backdoor
Intel Management Engine (ME) explained | disabling the potential backdoor
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Calm down with the antisemitism. Intel ME is not a backdoor, chud.
...antisemitism... chud
Brain rot grows strong within this one.
How do you know?
https://puri.sm/posts/reverse-engineering-the-intel-management-engine-romp-module/
Because parts of it have already been reverse engineered, we know it runs a modified version of Minix, and I would think that if a backdoor had been found during the reverse engineering process, that it would have been huge fucking computer security news.
It's only a backdoor in the sense that Intel was practicing security through obscurity instead of real security. There is proof an attacker could abuse the IME, but there is not proof it's an intended backdoor for use by Intel in spying on their customers.
EDIT: Further, as an all-AMD user, I almost never see this same scrutiny applied to the AMD Platform Security Processor. We know far less about it, and it deserves the same level of scrutiny, honestly.
that it would have been huge fucking computer security news.
Nope. If someone found such a backdoor, it is more likely he/she sold it to the three letter agencies, who love hoarding vulnerabilities like that.
Damn, thanks.
I was afraid for a second if my decision was bad for the server to use Intel with ME instead of a very specific hardware with coreboot.
I think this would cost me 1000€ instead of 120€ just for being paranoid.
I agree the word "backdoor" is used too often
Shut it down goy. You are not allowed to post about this. [DELETED]
Brand new Lemmy user account, what exactly are you trying to get at with these vague semitic allusions? What does @Pantherina@feddit.de’s post have to do with antisemitism? Why are you calling @SnotFlickerman@lemmy.blahaj.zone “goy”? Do you know them personally and so know they are not Jewish?
Probably an anti something false flag troll.