Is the Raspberry Pi 3B backdoored / botnetted / CIA niggered?

>>59544746
It's an arm chip. What do you think?

>>59544767
What are the alternatives then? Some old core2duo ?

>>59544746
Nobody cares about your shitty doujin collection, not even the CIA.

motorola chips are the only certified botnet free chips

>>59544843
They care enough to hoover the info up.

>>59544802
Not using anything that uses electricity and never leaving your house

>>59544843
Regardless, that's assuming they are the only ones that have access. They could be openly sharing it, rogue agents could be leaking it, or there could be other entities exploiting the same holes.

>>59544843
>>59544933

It's not for hiding my hentais, it's just a general security precaution for muh malwares and shite.
I'd like to be able to block things at a packet and IP level more efficiently than a software firewall can.

And as >>59544917
said, ((they)) hoover up too much info, any step taken to reduce that is worth the effort to me, even if I'm not doing anything illegal.

Raspberry pi 3 uses 10/100 internet so say goodbye to your 100+Mbps speeds

>>59545096
So help me find alternatives, say, a beaglebone or some such?

just buy some old Core2 for $50

>>59544746
It's fine. It needs binary blobs to boot but they're fixing that.

>>59545124
Beaglebone is good but video card software is proprietary. I still love both though. Orange Pi has better ethernet but it's chinashit and most definitely backdoored.

>>59545195
Thanks senpai. I'm looking to deblob as much as possible, set up a decent set of iptables, host blocking, IDS, Snort, etcetc. I can't really be bothered dedicating a PC to it so that's why I'm considering SOC boards

>>59545234
I'd say you couldn't go wrong with the BBB or the RPI. You don't need to use the video card on the BBB, and the RPI is making real progress on deblobing.

I've got a few RPI and a BBB. Far less documentation for the BBB, but I think it's more powerful.

Why do people who are trying to sound smart always acronym everything. BBB takes the same amount of time to type as beagle.

>>59545521
Because beagle sounds gay af

>>59545521
Why do you care, it's not you that's typing it?

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>>59545521
The worst is when someone makes up an initialism for a single television episode.

>>59545550
If it was me that was typing it I obviously wouldn't care would I?

>>59545156
No pins, half the reason for getting a raspiss.

>>59545480
I'll go for both, then, probably. I've done a bit of reading on the Banana Pi M3 as well. Looks powerful enough but I've heard bad things about customer support and firmware issues.

>>59544974
>exploiting the same holes

Heh

>>59545576
Then why did you start whining about it you fucking autismo faggot?

>>59545585
You don't need IO pins for a fucking firewall.

>>59545618
No one should get a raspiss for a firewall since there's cheaper SBCs without the pins.

>>59545727
With gigabit LAN, too? If so, source?

We should design & build our own computer out of TTL logic chips just to be sure that we have a computer without any CIA backdoors

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https://www.alibaba.com/products/F0/router_motherboard/CID708045----------------------------G------------MOQT1.html

>>59545882
Sounds great, I'll design the logo.

>>59545933
nice chinese backdoored botnet boards

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>ever considering something with ethernet over usb for networking

Anyone have any thoughts on the Odroid C2?

Not OP but curious. What OS are people using for their firewalls these days? PfSense?

>>59544746
>broadcom
Ask Richard. No good for firewall.

WTB small system to run firewall on

Core2 + pfSense

>>59544802
Old softcore processors on FPGAs.

>>59544880
I would just like to say a Hi! to te resident spook.

>>59544746

Raspberry Pi is not a very good option for a firewall, as it has very meager network performance. It's strength is community and support, but for a little thing doing firewall stuff that's exactly the thing that's not that important.

There's literally tens of different other SoCs that have come after RasPi that do this task better. I'd suggest Odroid but it's your call, really.

>>59546948
FSF's idea of freedom is a single board computer without GPU capability. They're against Mali and PowerVR so their solution is never using it.

wtf i love powerbook g4s now

>>59544746
Yes, it's wired straight to GCHQ.

>>59547636
What's wrong with having a GPU?

>>59547634
>very meager network performance
this isn't true at all

as long as your internet is typical cable modem speed it's perfectly fine

>>59545958
How do you know you're not a botnet?

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>>59545548
fuk u delet this

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>>59544746
how do you plan on using it as a firewall with 1 nic? usb adapter?

>>59548567
I know I'm not a botnet, for I attach these messages to a carrier pigeon that delivers it to a small team of pinoy boys who make these posts on my behalf. I have never had to touch a computer in my life.

>>59548736
Carrier pigeons are not very secure, they are easily intercepted by shotguns and other related technologies.

OP here. Will most likely just get something like a Thinkcentre and add a pci network card

PC Engines you fucking imbecile.

You even get the schematics.

>>59548311
It's bottlenecked by running over the USB 2.0

>>59545195
Has anyone tried LibrePi? Is there any hope for such project even succeeding?
https://github.com/librepi

Should one just disregard Raspberry Pis altogether, coming from the home of GCHQ pretty much everything is to bound to be saturated with backdoors, vulnerabilities.

>>59548803
Thanks retard.

>>59548185
Are you a fucking moron?

>just assume literally everything on the planet is botnet
>no more worries

>>59549149
when do you snap and go They Live on everything?

>>59544746
When it comes to relatively safe CPUs people always talk about Core2Duo. What about Core2Quad? Why no one mention Core2Quad?

>>59549145
no u

>>59545480
>Far less documentation for the BBB, but I think it's more powerful.
Otherway around, BBB is less powerful but its perfectly documented.

>>59544746
>hardware firewall
as someone else mentioned the lan port shares bandwidth with the usb hub and throughput is shit, ontop of that how would you accomplish anything with a rpi - running a local vpn?

grab an ancient server to put infront of you for cheap from ebay

>>59547547
>Old softcore processors on FPGAs.
How do you trust that those aren't backdoored as well?

The only real solution to this question is to be a reasonable human being and not live your entire life on networked devices.

>>59549415
With the exception of the 100% worthless PowerVR GPU.

>>59548855
>alyssa

and she has open source rpi firmware for their shitty broadcom gpu

man what a legend, she's better than all of you faggots

>>59549179
Why are core2 considered more secure? I've a nearly 3 GHZ one and still kicks asses. Will live forever.

>>59549888
>Why are core2 considered more secure?
because they don't include Intel ME which is full of backdoors

>>59549888
earlier ones lack integrated management features which could supposedly be abused by shady alphabet soups

>>59549945
>abused
Not really. The word "abuse" implies that something is used in a harmful or harming way it originally wasn't intended for. AMT is a malicious backdoor by design.

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>>59549916
But... but... ME is supposed to come disabled by default...
Its OK goyims.

>>59548832
But this isn't a problem if your upstream is only 20 megabits or whatever.

For a person with an OC3 to the home yeah it's insufficient, but for 99% of home broadband users it's more than enough.

>>59549916
Does this encompass Core2Quads?

>>59550226
core2 duo + is backdoored

>>59550226
core2 = duo and quad you fucking pleb retard

>>59550279
Kys, its called clarification dumbshit.

>>59550288
they came out at the same time why the fuck would one have it but the other not?

download more braincells "dumbshit"

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>>59550288
you might wanna ask which codename of the chip aswell then, to clarify even more

>>59550403
Stay autistic

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>>59550407
buttblasted

>>59550430
I don't need to say anything back, I've already had my question answered. You're the one being a complete autist.

Waaaaah someone didn't know something

>>59544746
Assume that anything you buy is backdoored/botneeded/CIA Niggered because it probably is.

>>59550454
so which core2 would you buy to be sure you're not getting one that's backdoor'd?

>>59550474
I already own a q9400 and some other random c2d in storage. I was just curious.

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>>59550482
enjoy your backdoor

WAIT, I had a core2 duo laptop I loved, but I fried it years back.
Are you telling me that thing seriously wasn't backdoored? That none of the Core2's where?
Fuck, it fells pretty recent, to think it was before the age of me.

>>59550543
>before the age of me

the first C2D came out around 2007. What are you talking about?

>>59550543
>>59550573
summer 2006 you dumbfuck

>>59550583
That's exactly why I said "around" 2007, dumbass. 6 months off, big deal.

>>59550474
>>59550482
nigger Core2 is infested. You need Core

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>>59550598
yes it's a big deal because in that timespan they made new chips with changes and could have implemented a backdoor if it isnt already in the first wave of chips, you fucking mongoloid

>>59550614
Core is just rebranded pentium M for mobile shit

>>59549845
>she

>>59544746
Why get something with shitty ethernet for it?
Just get a cheap router that runs OpenWRT instead.

>>59544746
Yes, it absolutely is.

What's his face, brabant or whatever? He's basically a GCHQ asset in disguise.

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>>59544746
Not sure what for, but I do know it requires non-free binaries to be fully functional. If the cunts who made it would open source the whole thing, I'd build my own laptop with it and use it every day.

>>59544843
1) It is un-American to do the things that the CIA niggers are doing. The government is supposed to help the people, and provide them with public services and enforce laws to make sure that society is fair and equal. What we have now is a blatant abuse of power and an oppression of the people. If I had my way, they'd be hanged for treason. Every single one of them.

2) The recent CIA leaks happened because these hacking tools were just floating around. You should assume that every 13 year old script kiddie has the ability to own every computer you've ever touched with minimal effort. If you do any kind of online banking, have personal emails/messages, or have contact info of people you care about stored on your devices, you should be very worried right now.

>>59549888
>Why are core2 considered more secure?
They're not unless you disable the management engine. You can do it without the computer losing any functionality. You can do the same on a lot of newer Intel CPUs as of late last year as well. Look up ME Cleaner on GitHub.

If you want to see if the ME is running on your PC and you have Linux installed, use the lspci command to see all of the stuff on the PCI bus. It'll be there.

>>59550543
Some models have it in the CPU, others on the mobo/wireless card. I have a ThinkPad T400 that has it in the CPU. Fully disabled it with Libreboot. If you're not comfortable flashing the BIOS, you can pay like $80 to people on ebay who do it for you. The ThinkPad itself is like another $90 used.

>>59545124
I bought an odroic xu4 for seedbox purposes. It whines under load but I installed a cheap 7 dollar passive heatsink so it stays quiet. It's hard to say if passive cooling is enough for you though, since you're going to have a lot of traffic going through it.

>>59544746
Whats stopping me from slapping a these things with solar+battery on free wifi spots?

>>59544802
>>59545156
Is core2duo really safe?

My laptop has a core2duo, but a EFI mobo.

>>59551368
probably not

>>59544746
not CIA, GCHQ
use turris omnia for routers/firewall

>>59550638
>Core is just rebranded pentium M for mobile shit
it doesn't have ME

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>>59544746
ABORT ABORT