/tech/ - Technology

As far as I can tell, based on echochamber effects and speculation, the consensus here is that the last safe CPUs are:

>Pentium 4

>FX-8350

But I would like to see if we can get actual legitimate confirmation on this

>>546030

To correspond this with microarchitectures: everything pre-Nehalem on Jewtel's side should be safe.

With AMD, it's a bit trickier. Family 15h CPUs are still being manufactured: while Libreboot states that this generation is safe and free of PSP, I'd be more cautious if I were you.

>>546027

That damn link already tells you which systems to avoid. Although, older AMT systems also have a way to disable it, you will do this as part of the Libreboot install for an X200.

>>546030

>>546066

Old Intel processors have disastrous security flaws even without the *intentional* backdoor features. I forget what the name of the issue is, but everything older than a certain line of the core series has a massive gaping hole.

>>546027

Give up on Jewtel, that ship sank 8 years ago at least.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_accelerated_processing_unit_microprocessors#Desktop_processors

If it lists an ARM chip on the die, it's trash. Basically Kaveri onwards. I run a 5370 kabini.

Think either of these companies would respond to a petition campaign to release a non-AMT processor?

>>546138

Aw hell no. The Jews own Intel, and the chinks own AMD. Both cooperate on an extremely high level with the NSA, no different than AT&T.

>>546085

>Old Intel processors have disastrous security flaws even without the *intentional* backdoor features. I forget what the name of the issue is, but everything older than a certain line of the core series has a massive gaping hole.

Are you referring to that one vulnerability where a certain generation of Intel processors that had virtualization enabled could allow a program with ring 0 access to escalate to ring -2? (That was patched, right?)

Or is there more?

>>546119

>A10-7850K

>Integrated custom ARM Cortex-A5 co-processor with TrustZone Security Extensions

Fuck, I was recommending that one to some friends as an extra budget gaymen rig

>>546119

>>546253

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_FX_microprocessors

>^F

>trus

>0 results

>^F

>arm

>0 results

Praise baby Jesus

Does anybody have the sauce on that one webm of Intel's "sms poison pill" system for laptop theft control? The one with the fancy rendered graphics

>preferably on JewTube so I can easily share link with specific start time to normies

>>546268

https://my.mixtape.moe/vdkgjn.webm

>>546085

I believe this is what you're talking about.

https://www.blackhat.com/docs/us-15/materials/us-15-Domas-The-Memory-Sinkhole-Unleashing-An-x86-Design-Flaw-Allowing-Universal-Privilege-Escalation.pdf

>>546304

Thanks

What is the sauce though? Where did we acquire this originally? Was it from Intel's website?

>>546255

Same with the A6-5400k.

I have to keep that one.

From another thread:

>>539451

I'd stock up on Piledrivers, if I were you. My next rig sure will have one.