All computer hardware made since 1992 has been factory backdoored

>>59376250
How can a dog do all of this? Good boy, Good boy..

>>59376250
Lol why are you having opinions about computer hardware? You should be having opinions about bones and fire hydrants.

Just buy a Commodore 64?

http://www.ebay.com.hk/itm/Notebook-TPW-Corp-3-20GHz-1024MB-No-HD-Model-D4V-/390452227779

https://www.bloomberg.com/profiles/companies/0040762D:US-portable-warehouse-corp/the

>>59376250
They'll first need a software backdoor to exploit it. That's why I just built my whole system from the ground up.

>>59376250
>TPW P4-15-NB
First result is a /pol/ thread with bullshit claims

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>muh speshal secret military laptop that bitcoin miners hate

>>59378121
> /pol/
He is easily frightened after all.

>>59378121
>I just built my whole system

you mean like going to local Frys store and buy separate components and build it up?

>>59376250
>implying other military/rugged laptops are cheap
>implying they made efforts to recall them because of muh backdoors, and not because of the chance that they probably DO contain secret information

>>59378211
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nv2TxiwAquM

>>59378255
Here's another project like that
http://www.mycpu.eu/

>>59378211
Also compiled GNU / Linux and a few hundred packages from source.

>>59378284
>Site hosted on his CPI
I've seen people mention they do this, but never actually seen a site doing it live.
This whole thing is quite cool, thanks anon.

>taking a picture of your feet
get out of here, you're a dog not a person

>You thought no-one on the internet would ever know you're a dog
>Then you fucked up
>Everyone knows now
>And there's nothing you can fucking do about it.

>>59378121
I remember those threads. It was 8/pol/ playing a joke on them, the card that came with it in those threads were some caesar cipher that decoded to "the game"

>>59378255
>>59378284

thats beautiful. if I had money and time, I would bouild my own with FPGAs.

inb4 ALL FPGAS ARE BACKDOORED

>>59380688
>with FPGAs
ANON WHY

>>59380862

WHY NOT?

Haha I'm not a dog you dumb ass humans

>>59380921

Liar

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>>59380335
Fuck it I lost again, I have been on a months streak now. Fuck you anon.

>>59380894
If you're gonna emulate at least do it on a bunch of AVR's or something to keep it fun.

Hahaha government are bunch of Intel shills. They can have that while I'm enjoying my R7 1800x.

So if you're really concerned you should buy cheap Chinese botnet tablets to hack us targets and us botnet tablets to hack Chinese targets.

>>59380951

but I want to make my own special CPU instructions

>>59381017

Special in a bad way

>>59376250
link to the vault7 to confirm this ?

I don't think hardware can be incriminated, only sofware. Also to use hardware you need drivers so, you can consider in this way that hardware is backdoored. Only way to escape and use this hardware is to use linux and free software.

>>59381183
>free
and opensource software

>>59381017
I mean emulate the gates ON the AVR.
Using a bloody FPGA just lets you go so fast it's not fun.

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>>59380950
Come on /pol/ack, you're not smart enough for this

>he doesn't work at Intel
>he doesn't use the lab for producing his own processor without IMT
>being this Amish on the /g/ - Guro board

I wonder if any of the old custom workstations had any backdoors built in on a hardware level

>>59378037
Kek