Does Windows 10 actually have an NSA backdoor?

>>60416801
yes there is a backdoor in fact they're using it RIGHT NOW OMG

>>60416801
Only the NSA knows for sure. ShadowBrokers sure made it seem likely, though.

>>60416801
you can expect basically any tech that has parts that are designed, manufactured or distributed in the US to have NSA backdoors.
And if they don't then only because the NSA doesn't require a backdoor to get into it

>>60416801
Have you even looked on the back of your desktop? It's pretty obvious.

no.

it's

secure

trust M$

they are just partnering with NSA for the lulz

Really,

You should donate to Israel

Just imagine the grief of the holocaust survivors.

...
.

>>60416801
They have access to the Windows source code so even if they don't have an officially endorsed Microsoft backdoor, they have developed their own that they don't disclose. 1000 young, brown minds are constantly looking for exploits in the code.

Of course it does.

If it had a backdoor, the NSA wouldn't need to find exploits.

>>60418143

>find

>>60416801
>constant bitching about muh backdoor

Doesn't realize Linux is filled with exploits the NSA/CIA are using right now.

>>60418382

>wincucks actually believe this

>>60416891
>Just imagine the grief of the holocaust survivors.
top HEH

Intel ME is a legit backdoor, and the NSA and similar have the keys.
As long as you're not overtly doing anything with nukes or NK, though, you're going to be fine.

>>60416801
More luke a front door

>>60418412
>tfw to dumb to read vault 7 leaks

but really, it's like this.
If the manufacturer has a way to arbitrarily pull info over the internet from their products, the US gov't is going to get that capability too, one way or another.

Windows sucks for privacy reasons, but the security isn't THAT much worse than linux. see >>60418468

>>60418468
But my CPU doesn't support IME\AMT, so I'm safe right?

>>60418723
with coreboot and linux you're fine enough.
I dunno if there are exploits of older CPUs, though.

>>60418544

>too stupid to understand them

>>60418597

Security is way worse on Windows. For starters, every windows install listens with a default netbios/smb service which has been a vector for remote attack over and over for the past 20 years, including the latest ransomware outbreak. Linux listens on no service by default.

Just last week there was a remote admin attack via windows defender. Windows is full of unintentional holes, who knows how many intentional holes are designed in?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSAKEY

For the incredulous, read the above link for a rundown on an NSA crypto backdoor in NT4.

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Shouldnt we be working together to find more NSA backdoors to turn into ransomware?

>>60416801
Even if it doesn't have one by default, Microsoft could be ordered to push one to your computer by an automatic update at any time.

>>60418942
That was my second guess. Maybe one day you'll understand anon

There are no vault7 exploits for Linux. Link them or kill yourself.

They have absolutely no reason to use a backdoor into your computer. But Jihab Ahmed McBomb across the street also uses windows. He's been searching up how to make thermite on the YouTube and recent purchased magnesium ribbon online.

That's why there's a back door in the system. Not for you, but for people who want to do bad things. Really bad things. CP and gore are not what the government defines as bad things. Unless you're trafficking 500gb a month and CP and are under suspicion of child trafficking or abuse, nobody gives a fuck about you.

As far as I'm concerned, any regular person who spergs out over government spying is a narcissist. Your shit isn't important. You're not important. Stopping crime and protecting people is important. Nobody cares about your porn. We care if you're trying to make a bomb.

>>60419228

>yess that's it penetrate my holes

The NSA backdoors get used by other people too. Enjoy your infested windaids cuckcissy.

>>60419346
>NSA backdoors
>Getting used by other people
>NSA backdoors
>NSA

Since when was it a public back door?

>>60419404

Since Vault7 leaked them all.

>>60416867
kek

>>60419404
Did you just wake up from last Wednesday?

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>>60419683
>>60419440
>Exploits get leaked
>Most major anti virus companies are on top of it
>CEO of Avast and Kaspersky commented on the issue within hours


Or wait here's another one
>Exploits get leaked
>Security patches released
>Refuse to install security patches because muh privacy

Oh wait I got one more for those tech savvy guys
>Security exploits released
>Don't secure my system from explicitly listed vulnerabilities
>Proceed to use Common Sense 2016™ when you should have upgraded to the 2017 distribution

>>60419228
Give me examples of bad guys who have been caught thanks to backdoors.

>we don't know if Windows has backdoors or not, so proceed under the assumption that there may be backdoors.

is not the same as

> we don't know, therefore there are backdoors.

you retards keep arguing for the second premise and turning a serious issue into a tinfoil hatter meme.

i wouldn't give a shit if the feds never took away megaupload, rapidshare, megavideos just to make the fucking recording, movie, and software industry shut their god damn mouths about piracy. fucking hell couldn't they all have been happy for getting rid of napster instead of trying to make everything so god damn vanilla that all the internet is anymore is a fucking marketplace?

>>60420498

Sorry shill but it's actually:

>we know that there have been backdoors in the past, we know that there are current backdoors being exploited in the wild, so it's safe to assume that there will be more backdoors in the future

If you're not using free software, you don't know what aids is on your computer.

Its actually Stratfor.

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>>60416801
Your processor has backdoors, regardless of your OS

The issue is that Windows 10 doubles as spyware on top of the standard backdoors

>>60416801
Yes, only the newest version of Windows 10 does and it's why they're false flagging to get normies to update to the latest version. Have you updated yet? No? Don't you want to protect your data? Did you hear hospitals lost patient records? Protect yourself, update NOW!

>>60416801
we'll find out soon enough

https://steemit.com/shadowbrokers/@theshadowbrokers/oh-lordy-comey-wanna-cry-edition

>In June, TheShadowBrokers is announcing "TheShadowBrokers Data Dump of the Month" service. TheShadowBrokers is launching new monthly subscription model. Is being like wine of month club. Each month peoples can be paying membership fee, then getting members only data dump each month. What members doing with data after is up to members.

>TheShadowBrokers Monthly Data Dump could be being:

>web browser, router, handset exploits and tools

>select items from newer Ops Disks, including newer exploits for Windows 10

>compromised network data from more SWIFT providers and Central banks

>compromised network data from Russian, Chinese, Iranian, or North Korean nukes and missile programs

Its sends everything you do to M$ and they share it with NSA ala PRISM

Even if there are no backdoors you're fucked

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I'm working on a document full of all the scummy things ms has done. (You) me some links

>>60418942
Nigger, ubuntu and arch are confirmed to have a backdoors thanks to those leaks. BSD is the masterrace.

>>60419228
>Being this stupid
Liberals

>>60419228
Funny enough the entire of ISIS is running windows 10 yet they're allowed to do what they please despite being a confirmed botnet that tracks everything you do

Really activates my almonds

>>60423826

Proofs.

>>60423680
If they wanted to promote their hacktivism to normies they should target apple next