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Intel Management Engine JTAG Proof of Concept

301 pointsby adulauover 6 years ago

6 comments

codedokodeover 6 years ago
Why does Intel encrypt the code? It is unlikely that anyone would steal it because it is useable only with Intel CPUs and is protected with copyright. So the reasons are either Intel wants to hide something (a code that changes CPU behaviour when a benchmark is detected?) or wants to have some features that cannot be disabled or modified by the user.<p>It is difficult to believe that there is no backdoor.
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pingecover 6 years ago
Does this help with reversing the intel ME and&#x2F;or figurring out how to disable to potential spyware parts of it?
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zzo38computerover 6 years ago
Can we disable Management Engine entirely in order to don&#x27;t waste energy, in addition to not having stuff that you don&#x27;t know so that it will not run all of the stuff you do not need.
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thereinover 6 years ago
That was a fun read. Interesting trick with the debug USB cable with some of the pins isolated.
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tempodoxover 6 years ago
So do we finally have reliable backdoors into any and all chips?
dafrankenstein2over 6 years ago
is there any specific reason for using python 2 instead of 3 or it is just how you guys do it
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