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Why wasn't China worried about Intel AMT?

  1. #1
    Cowboy2013 African Astronaut
    The American government seemed more concerned about it than China. Looks can be deceiving. They will create fake controversy like this I think in an attempt to help their corporate Trojans gain the trust of places like Iran. I think Nokia had a hand in sabotaging their nuclear program after some such congressional disinfo nonsense. I don't think you should trust any Western company not to sell you out to the feds, but it was mostly them kvetching about it. And people talking about how they can spy on you but China I think uses Intel for government computers. Meanwhile China seemed unbothered. What's up with Intel AMT?
  2. #2
    Ghost Black Hole
    Because they aren't retards
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    I think people just don't understand what AMT is capable of.
  4. #4
    Ghost Black Hole
    The difference is China essentially operates as a corporation so they handle competition economically but the AmeriKKKan government is a Nazi bandit state and they respond to any perceived competition with radical worldwide reaching legislation and or military action

    China won't invade Taiwan and rob their semiconductors, China has never done that. America is the #1 country for stealing from other countries so if you ask me they are just saying China will invade so they have a reason to invade first

    Also there's all that American oil buried under China which is just racist for them to build cities on top of. That country needs a regime change like Gaddafi
  5. #5
    EduCaTional CATastropHE African Astronaut
    Just dope all the semiconductors and fill their holes with electrons I don't see the big deal
  6. #6
    Intel is basically an Israeli company.
    The Israelis get away with what they do basically by being so cartoonishly evil that no one who wants to be taken seriously dares call them out for fear of looking like a paranoid conspiracy loon.
    China wants to be taken seriously in the world.
    Intel release AMT.
    Amongst other things, it backdoors every AMT Intel processor, enabling arbitrary remote access, remote code execution, etc.
    This is presented as a feature, not a bug.
    China doesn't call out Intel AMT.
    Everyone pretends everything is OK.
    Everyone goes around still pretending to take each other seriously.
    The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
  7. #7
    ner vegas African Astronaut
    what are they going to do about it? think a strategic US company that relies on Taiwanese fab plants is going to care that China is complaining about their backdoors?

    long-term they're working to build competitor chips

    short-term you can force IME to crash at boot by overwriting some of its memory IIRC
  8. #8
    ner vegas African Astronaut
  9. #9
    Originally posted by ner vegas what are they going to do about it? think a strategic US company that relies on Taiwanese fab plants is going to care that China is complaining about their backdoors?

    long-term they're working to build competitor chips

    short-term you can force IME to crash at boot by overwriting some of its memory IIRC

    Especially since when IME came out and until Ryzen hit the market going for AMD meant paying more for substantially less performance.

    Now AMD is the way to go.

    Wait till AMD graphics cards beat NVidia.
  10. #10
    EduCaTional CATastropHE African Astronaut
    Wait I thought we were talking about beta methyltryptamine
  11. #11
    EduCaTional CATastropHE African Astronaut
    Alfa
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