Intel Processor Backdoor or Bug? New Vulnerability + Solutions: Management Engine (Privacy/Security)

Never trust proprietary hardware.

Very important video! This IME is an three doted agency dream!
Could the secure boot functionality prevent this?

Please more videos like this!

ARM-based machines also have something similar to Intel ME, called "trustzone", I think we'll need to wait until RISC-V is fully available.

@ (RTP) Privacy & Tech Tips Why? The answer is pretty simple - to NSA, FBI and other shit be able to get remote access to your PC... Look, they doesn't have to get search warrant, becuase they can log in to your pc and serach your pc remotely, without your and anyone permision...

Remove da battery

And AMD?

NSA,FBI,DOD,CIA,DOJ

I'm wondering: do Apple's systems have similar backdoors?1

That is too much... Tech industry keeps spying us from all directions... Something MUST be done about it.

The small hats have been installing backdoors in Intel chips for years now.
I no longer trust that company.

ARM is vulnerable also ..go figure!

Why should I be concerned about Intel ME if my hardware doesn't support vPro? Remote management seems to be impossible without vPro.

"Intel ME contains the AMT (Active Management Technology) instructions. AMT is a feature of Intel vPro technology."
- TechRepublic

"Intel Management Engine includes AMT. Active Management Technology is a remote management solution."
- How-To Geek

"To enable remote management capabilities, Intel AMT must be provisioned and enabled."
- Intel

"vPro requires a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) cryptoprocessor chip and wired or wireless internet connectivity."
- Laptop Mag