On Tue, May 2, 2017 at 5:21 AM, Ryan Carboni <rya...@gmail.com> wrote: > > keep in mind, just how many computers run Intel. We don't backdoor > encryption. We backdoor everything. >
The back door is a *feature*, not a bug, right? For instance, this company is quite proud of their back door technology, and are openly selling access to it: https://www.absolute.com/en/ about/persistence *Persistence is the only technology that keeps you in complete command with > a self-healing, two-way connection to any endpoint or application — even if > they are off the network. It’s a fundamentally new approach to security, > leveraging our privileged position embedded in the firmware of billions of > endpoints.* According to their knowledgeable and courteous salesman, whom I once chanced to meet, use cases for the back door include locating and recovering stolen corporate laptops.
