Windows 7 - CIA BACKDOOR!

>herd the nigger cattle

>>62187541
At this point, if you're not using GNU/Linux, you're a tech illiterate moron and should refrain from posting on /g/.

>>62187561
>using GNU/Linux
>he believes he's safe

is windows 10 enterprise ltsb safe?

good thing I upgraded to Windows 10 instead of falling for the "dude it's a botnet don't upgrade" psyop.

>>62187541
RE: important task

I have used Solartime and installed the wolfcreek so that the angelfire can do it's work

At this point, if you're still using computers you're fully accepting of the reality that at every single layer you are being tracked.
Unless you're building your own hardware and software in that case pretty rad bruv.

>>62187629

>>62181822

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>>62187623
haha this desu
lmaoing @ win7 plebs from my win10pro

So is it safer to have windows in a vm or on its own baremetal parition awag from a full disk encrypted GNU/Linux?

>>62187784
you aren't safe
disconnect from the internet NOW

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>>62187609

install linux today

>>62187743
haha faggot
>implying there's not a backdoor on wingdings 10 we just don't know about yet
Also:
>>62187894

If the CIA couldn't do any of this to begin with then I really worry about my nation's security. But since this is the internet I have to say DA GUBBERMENT BAD

>>62187541

I believe it fully.

I have been monitoring my windows 7 installation at my office.

-turn off all extraneous processes
-turn off all programs
-leave overnight
-firewall logging
-check logs in the morning

The machine still tries to connect via 443 out to several addresses at seemingly random times. Some of the addresses are explainable as Microsoft owned domains, or shared IP's where Microsoft hosts their services. Some are not. I have blocked all of these addresses when I see a connection attempt.

I did make the effort to turn off all telemetry I am able to, but I just don't trust this machine as it still "phones home" to Microsoft.

Who knows what else it does..

>>62187894
Linux does nothing to actually prevent the intel/amd hardware botnet and majority of usable distros have quite a lot of botnet incorporated to make that shit usable.
>>62187912
All you have are your implications? How sad a man desperately trying to rationalize which botnet he uses online.

>>62187541
And Ubuntu and Debian both had large contributions to their kernels from Nsa. No OS is safe except like lion 10.5 and below

>>62187561
If you believe that GNU/Linux is safe from the influence of alphabet agencies, you're a moron and should refrain from posting on /g/.

>>62187587
>>62187998
Open source will always be safer than proprietary.

>>62187998
name one current unpatched exploit for fedora linux please

>>62187998
>windows exploits
>remote attacks, persistence, can jump airgaps
>lincux exploits
>need physical access or extremely outdated kernel
>no persistence outside of old hdd firmwares

>wikileaks

>>62188236
systemd

>>62188375
so you can't then

>>62188273
I guess if you ignore the fact that every person who does VR starts on routers (which are running Linux) because they're so easy to pwn, sure

>>62188415
Not my open wrt router :^)

>selinux
>systemd
>telementry
Enjoy your botnet.

>>62188449
Yes it does? Openwrt is Linux my guy

>>62188908
Go ahead and pwn my router then goy

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>>62187541
So we are in the mirror universe, because Trump won?

Fuck it I'll do it

I'm buying a new laptop and will give linux a ttry, fuck this will be interesting

Its been some time since I have took the linux pill

I can't play my video games without windows

>>62189096
SteamOS

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>>62187587
>>>62187561
>>using GNU/Linux
>>he believes he's safe

laughing in Intel ME

>>62189129
Wow, I can play all 10 games ported to linux. This is amazing.

>>62187954
Buy c2d if you are concerned about it.

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>>62187541
CIA and NSA basically killed Micrtosoft. They cost them literally BILLIONS OF DOLLARS in sales.

As this news has been trickling for years, since Snowden, so many countries and companies have been moving away from Microsoft, CISCO, Google etc.

CIA/NSA totally fucked American software and HW companies.

>>62188415
>they're so easy to pwn
Keep dreaming.

>>62189133
>can be largely removed
>can possibly also be disabled
>coreboot/libreboot supports some hardware, like thinkpads
But of course a frogposter would be this retarded.

>>62189163
You can also stop playing video games altogether.

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>>62187541
It's something they need actual access to a box to do, not some crazy remote 0day or an actual backdoor by MS.

Honestly, from the description it seems kinda lame and docs make it sound like it was implemented badly (memleaks, hiding as svchost, etc).

>>62188415
>routers
A vast majority of which run vastly outdated packages and have default credentials.

The UTM company I work for still uses a 2.X kernel. It's a why fix what isn't broken mentality.

>>62187541
Buttmad windrones target of anusfire lol :^)

>>62187561
This

Who ordered it anyways? That wiretapping negro?

>>62187930
>Worrying about his nation's security
>He bought the jewish false flags about "terrorism" and "foreign attacks"
The only entity out to get you is the state.

Feels good running the Latest and Greatest Microsoft Windows 10 Creators' Update - The most secure Windows yet.

I still use windows 2000 for this very reason.

>>62187541
>Not using Windows 98, the most secure operating system in existence

LMAOING AT YOU FAMPAIS

>>62187541
Why no mention of how it is transferred to the target computer.

>>62191065
see
>>62189343

>>62191293
Thank you. So if the government ( whoever ) is able to include this malware into any .exe, we are hosed. So if it is incorporated into Steam or Skype or Discord, then people are screwed.

>>62187561
>Linux
>BSD
>9front
>TempleOS
these are the best

>>62187933
Wew lad, do you think this stuff comes with all Windows installs or did you get targeted?

>>62189163
1/2 the Steam library runs on Linux you tard.

I'm convinced the people shilling Windows / against Linux are partly CIA niggers, you're so inept.

>>62187623
>good thing I upgraded to Windows 10 instead of falling for the "dude it's a botnet don't upgrade"
implying windows 10 doesn't have a shitload more backdoors.

>>62189133
Safer than a Windows retard, Pajeet.

>>62189208
Yep, no foreign nation or company should trust MS software at all. Heck I wouldn't even use it in the USA (and don't) because you never know if they're stealing your business secrets.

Google, same thing.

>>62188052
>leaving the instructions on how to assemble and arm a bomb in the hands of terrorists is safer than hiding it from them
Linuxtards everyone.

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>>62190771
King Nigger was spying on everybody including US citizens, illegally. He hired a bunch of SJWs with communist leanings and put them into the national security infrastructure.

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>>62193882
That's a shit analogy and you're probably an affirmative action hire.

>>62193855
[citation needed]

>>62188953
install obama or maybe mint with kde

>>62189343
>hiding as svchost

mfw used to have quite a bit of trouble with svchost, mfw I have no face

>>62193991
>mfw I install linux and it has more processes running than windows does

>>62193882
More like getting to see the full process what some of the terrorists are doing instead of believing they will behave nicely. You don't think only russian teenagers are doing bad things online, do you? Of course you do, winfag.

>>62188236
careful, people will tell you selinux is botnet because the nsa was the influence for it. it anything fedora is one of the more secure distros

>>62194470
It is a botnet and Red Hat is in bed with the NSA.

Debian is better.

>>62189237

>>can be largely removed
just like how you can largely turn off telemetry in Windows 10

>>62195069
No, not at all: https://github.com/corna/me_cleaner

B O T N E T
O
T
N
E
T

>>62187541
>N-word
>>>/pol/

>>62196701
Gay

>>62187561
>GNU/Linux
The only safe OS is Temple OS

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>>62196701

>>62196701
So it's not actually /pol/ infecting /g/
It's just newfags being sensitive to edgy language

>>62190931

_NSAKEY

>>62193943
You need a citation that windows 10 is botnet?
kys

>>62189133
intel me is software agnostic you moron
LOL

>>62187541
>my source is a russian propaganda website

;-D

>>62187933
>he installed updates

>>62187541
I find it hilarious that /g/ spergs over how much spyware Windows has, but also spergs over how great the latest Android phone is.

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>>62198176
>don't install updates
>expose your computer to russian botnet
>install updates
>expose your computer to MS botnet
>don't use any operating system
>still in the intel/AMD botnet
How do you escape?

>>62198222
Libreboot a ThinkPad and install CloverOS or real Gentoo with CloverOS flags.

>>62198247
muh cloveros flags

>>62198286
You can get them from the website.

>>62198286
>cares enough about security to fear hardware backdoors
>is fine with systemd, pulseaudio, etc.
Never gonna make it.

>>62198317
that's not the point. what's so special about these flags you use on cloveros that i can't use on any system i build from source?
i have enough experience in doing these things to know what i want

Anyone running Windows below version 10 on a machine with an internat connection is a complete moron. Same goes for people running outdated versions of Linux/GNU+Linuc distros,

>>62198336
That's why I said you could also just use those flags on your own Gentoo build (or SMGL or whatever).

>>62198341
Fuck off NSA

>>62197234
Jesus fucking christ

>>62198395
Ask yourself this: If that webm spammed by self confessed Linux users is true why in the almost 3 years since Windows 10 was released has nobody, including all top security researchers in the entire world been able to duplicate it?

Might just really make u think.

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Keylogger 7 to Keylogger 10.
Well, They will see trap material. :D

>>62187561
But muh easy to install and distribute software :^(

>>62187629
This

and then there's me who uses win10, chrome and android phone with gapps
wew

>>62193989
This. Gentlest way to ascend is kubuntu or similar

>>62198536
2FA is annoying so i have that disabled.
i have everything sync'd to the cloud as well.

>>62198572
>2FA
same

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>>62193855
>implying windows 10 isn't designed to be a backdoor

>>62193882
>privacy only helps terrorists!
>being this psyopped

>>62187561
You mean systemd cancer infected software?
What do you mean by this?

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>>62188273
>backdoors your FOSS overnight

>>62198741
Please point to the line of code on systemd that has a backdoor, thanks.

>>62198943
>distributed as a binary
woah

>>62198967
reproducible build system you faggot

>>62198967
GTFO you retard

>>62198967
lolwut?

>when installed

So it's a targetted attack. Thanks for nothing you dumb cunt.

>>62198967
>distributed as a binary

total insanity

destroy Systemd

>>62199093

I'm already running it. I can create a windows 7 domain where only a certain application is used. This limits the attack surface significantly. And if it's ever compromised, I can just blow it up. Qubes is amazing.

>>62189237
How can I remove or disable it? Can the same be done with Ryzen/Threadripper CPUs?

>>62193882
But Microsoft collaborates with the NSA/CIA/Illuminati. They're not hiding it from them, they're just hiding it from the general public.

>>62200059
Is it slow?

>>62192781
agree man, TempleOS is a beast

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M$ deliberately puts backdoor in their OS.
Wintoddlers will defend this.

>>62189133
Fuck you, I have a librebooted X200, no Intel ME here

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>>62202254
*blocks your path*

>>62202280
Please post which lines of code in systemd are a backdoor, thanks.

>>62202316
>he thinks a backdoor can't be implemented indirectly by leaving an unsecured path
brainlet

>>62202345
I'll take that as a no, you can't present any evidence

>>62201980

In what way? Virtualized Windows 7? Or the whole OS?

>>62202316

The systemd code us heavily obfuscated. Only Lennart knows for sure.

>>62200059
>Qubes is amazing.
It can't protect you from Intel ME, only libreboot, or at the very least ME cleaner, can do that

>>62202432
>claims systemd has a backdoor
>presents no evidence said backdoor, can't cite one single line of code
>skirts around the issue and after several posts says well only the developer would know

kys shill

>>62202459
>>62202364
No evidence fallacy.

>>62187541

>rt.com

>>62202621
Still better than your bs.

I hope the CIA can see everything and they realize I'm a good guy and we have a couple beers over talk of which nations need covert overthrowing.

>>62202621
No evidence fallacy fallacy

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>>62202685

>>62202621
Burden of proof is on the person making the claim, faggot

>>62187541
>implying I use computers

I asked a nigerian prince to post this message for me.

>>62202419
The whole OS. Doesn't it use virtualisation all over the place?

>>62188052
Shellshock
Hearthbleed
>muh thousands of eyes looking at the code

>>62187998
No operating system is safe because the OLD REPORTING of vulnerabilities is no longer effective, it's turned into a market place for anyone and everyone to exploit and botnet every computer right out of the box and even every component.

It's no longer profitable or possible to keep up and have actual security and stability/safety/etc patches and updates. From the very bios, firmware and even hardware level, every machine currently produced has multiple exploits that make even encryption non-viable. The only reason encryption is still treated as such in the courts is so that false evidence planting, long term stakeouts, false-flag and other sort of operations can continue.

Monopolies are back in vogue, as long as they pay both directly and indirectly their respective governments and organizations.

Just try to google and get an actual firewall software/hardware solution that prevents and blocks EVERY exploit path and behavior. I can guarantee that it'll be hidden, EXPENSIVE, and exclusively government ABC only, if its visible on your computer and network even.

Also good luck with your firewall results, those are probable the only ones you actually have reporting to your logs, the ones that are still leaking data won't show, guaranteed 100%

>>62202621
That's not a fallacy you dumb fuck

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

>>62202892
>2 instances
>vs all the proprietary security vulnerabilities
>vs proven backdoors in proprietary instances such as intel AMT, router firmware, and literally all modern phones via the baseband
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baseband_processor
>A baseband processor typically uses its own RAM and firmware
>Since the software which runs on baseband processors is usually proprietary, it is impossible to perform an independent code audit. By reverse engineering some of the baseband chips, researchers have found security vulnerabilities that could be used to access and modify data on the phone remotely
https://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/replicant-developers-find-and-close-samsung-galaxy-backdoor
>Today's phones come with two separate processors: one is a general-purpose applications processor that runs the main operating system, e.g. Android; the other, known as the modem, baseband, or radio, is in charge of communications with the mobile telephony network. This processor always runs a proprietary operating system, and these systems are known to have backdoors that make it possible to remotely convert the modem into a remote spying device. The spying can involve activating the device's microphone, but it could also use the precise GPS location of the device and access the camera, as well as the user data stored on the phone. Moreover, modems are connected most of the time to the operator's network, making the backdoors nearly always accessible
>we discovered that the proprietary program running on the applications processor in charge of handling the communication protocol with the modem actually implements a backdoor that lets the modem perform remote file I/O operations on the file system
The cancer of proprietary plagues every consumer device

>>62202938
>jewpedia
<no standford dictionary of philosophy

>>62202905
>that make even encryption non-viable
Source? Dm-crypt is still viable

>>62202992
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_herring

>>62202987
And you still can't detect bugs in their shitty commie code.
>but muh privative software backdoors
No. It doesn't work that way.

>>62187541
wikileaks is literally 3d propaganda chess by the russian government

REEEEEEEEEEEEE

THE DAMN PENGUINS WERE RIGHT

REEEEEEEEE

im ready to learn now /g/ please im sorry i called you guys paranoid autists T_T

>>62203030
>still citing wikipedia
Do yourself a favor and read the Standford, please.

>>62203069
I actually read that site quite often.

You're still deflecting.

>>62203032
>not a single argument to be found
Enjoy your proprietary garbage. And don't post on /g/ when you're tech illiterate moron.

>>62203026
the hardware for many keyboards and input devices can be circumvented and directly tapped for any and all input, and the infamous direct bit write/read collection via the led's used in both disc drives and hard/sd drives is still there. The only thing crypt does is make it harder for joe-back-birth to get it. ABC's, if they have receipts and/or access to your system will be able to choose a non-system vulnerability to collect info. But yeah, several thousand years or more to decrypt the evidence and to have actual physical usage against you is still nice. Just that if your keyboard is show to be used to type bomb, terrorism, or other words you will have to explain that in court.

>>62194003
Not an argument.

>>62197234
That's a lot of telemetry.

>>62198221
That's shills you dipshit. Google shills all their shitware here.

>>62187609
no it isn't there just wasn't a leak of the backdoors in it yet

>>62198421
Which of those top researchers have tried? Names and links to articles or sources where they actually try please, Pajeet.

You MS shills really are low-IQ.

>>62198943
How about all the ones from this past year alone which were discovered and gave root or the ability to execute arbitrary code?

The undisclosed ones people have found have been sold to Russian botnet herders I'm sure.

But you sack of shit loser, we know what systemd is - it's a backdoor.

>>62202685
kill the best of the goyim

>>62187962
Don't you mean leopard?

>>62202892
Still can't find exploits for pixel.

>>62187541
Please make Linux an MI6 backdoor, I wan't to be with MI6 rather than with CIA.

>>62203809
>You MS shills really are low-IQ.

Says the tard that believe no security researcher in the world has tried to replicate this fake webm and could have made a huge name for themselves by exposing it with facts.

You don't even need to be a security researcher, installing wireshark alone proves this webm is fake as well as the other lincuck webm with magic 1kb "rsa_decrypter.exe" that even /g/ mods delete the thread every time it gets posted because of how fake it is.

It's a rootkit, not a backdoor.

>>62202992
>>62203069

wtf is standford

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>>62187541
Guess that kid who built dat shitty green laptop already been BTFO

>>62187561
>Linux has no similar vulnerabilities.
Oh how short your memory must be.

Use bsd like a normal person.

>>62189163
What other games do you want? Dota, csgo, etc.

>>62202885

It does, it relies on Xen for this. I have not experienced any performance issues with it, but as you create more domains the resource usage will go up accordingly. Give it a try.

>>62198247
>Libreboot
Why would I use a program run by an unstable sjw.

>>62204366
So you don't have any proprietary components in your machine at all.

>>62198943
The one that granted any user who's username started with a numeric digit root access.

Who cares, all modern CPUs are backdoored so even if you use loonix (((they))) can spy on you.

>>62204012
>believe no security researcher in the world has tried to replicate
Have they? I asked you to show me an example of this but you can't. All you can do is spout low-IQ FUD, Pajeet.

Sad what affirmative action's done to the world.

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>>62187549
>>Herd

>>62204435
So use a pre-ME era CPU.

>>62188415
>Outdated kernels
Try reading next time

>>62188375
Underrated. Also lost

>>62204694
The ME isn't in the CPU, it's on the northbridge chipset (or PCH in newer chipsets), this is why libreboot can be used to remove the ME along with the BIOS of the systems it supports.

>>62204366
Not an argument.

>>62205261
>The ME isn't in the CPU, it's on the northbridge chipset (or PCH in newer chipsets), this is why libreboot can be used to remove the ME along with the BIOS of the systems it supports.
Wait it's in a different chip, or is it in the "cpu" which these days is a SOC?

it's a technicality which doesn't matter to most people

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>>62198967

>>62205472
It's on a chip on the motherboard (northbridge/PCH), not the CPU itself.

>>62204169
>stanford encyclopedia of philosophy
brainlets aren't welcome there

>>62198432
whats the meaning of this picture?

>>62187541
if someone glows in the dark, don't let them near your computer. that simple.

>>62193882
You are obviously among these 95% http://www.khaleejtimes.com/international/india/95-engineers-in-india-unfit-for-software-development-jobs

Your analogy makes no sense, pajeet

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>>62187541
>‘Solartime’ modifies the partition boot sector of Windows XP or Windows 7 machines when installed, allowing the ‘Wolfcreek’ implant to load and execute. ‘Wolfcreek’ can then load and execute other ‘Angelfire’ implants

>Boot sector

Ok, I am a bit scared now. I left my Windows 7 PC on while it was downloading torrents and went to sleep with a sleep timer. Next day, I woke, Turned on my pc and it doesn't boot anymore, It goes into a blank screen after the BIOS splash. Am I fucked? I did recover majority of the files through a liveboot and didn't bother re installing windows again until now, Posting this from my laptop, but this is kind of worrying me.

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>>62206857
Install TempleOS

>>62187541
Yes yes, literally a common boot sector malware.
Those exist since 1970, but on the old days they delivered rude messages and played cute PC Speaker sounds while erasing your harddrive.

>>62187561
If I could get wifi to work on my desktop

>>62196701
>N-word
/news/ in the rt url? Is /n/ giving you ptsd?

>manjaro with openRC on laptop with the mic's power wire cut and the camera covered
I think I'm okay.

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>>62209239
>wifi
>desktop

>>62187541
>Windows 7 users
I think you mean NIGGER CATTLE

>>62196701
do niggers think you're not calling them a nigger when you call them "n-word"? seems kind of insulting.

>>62187541
Glad I dropped it years ago. Changed all my old passwords when I went to Linux, too.

>>62198432
>Well, They will see trap material.
I just disable images and search for gay shit eating whenever I get the feeling they're watching me

>>62199093
I've try this shit desu, but muh drivers for 3d senpai. I can't even play 1080p videos on 60fps.

>>62202841
prove it

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>>62205748
>not the CPU itself
Imagine when (((they))) put this devil backdoor™ shit's in the cpu chip!

>>62205748
>>62210027
Isn't it integrated into the processor since the core 2 duo?
I thought the core 2 duo was the last architecture that kept it on an external, easily reflashable chip.

>>62197861
Topkek

>>62210057
The ME chip is also used for actual work like managing power modes etc.. so they have to keep it's code on the flashrom, so the PCB manufacturers can configure it.
It will be quite a useful beast after we gut the fuck out of it and build our own programs.

>>62210057
No, it's on the fucking PCH. Look it up ffs. Although it certainly is intertwined with the CPU. After C2D, (ie i3 i5 i7) the computer will literally shut off if the ME has been disabled.

>>62210170
>install linux on the ME
>install linux on the harddrive controller
>install linux on the video card
>install linux on the network adapter
>but still runs windows on the main CPU

>>62187561
Ya, im sure your commie shitty written OS will help when it comes to Hardware exploits
Also, the only reason why Windows is getting targeted is for its HUGE market share, your retard toy os isn't even worth focusing on.
>Inb4 windows shill
Windows is a piece of shit but loonix is a fucking worthless piece of shit with 0% market share

>>62205914
She's a trap.