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Do you understand how truly, utterly fucked we are?
Your computer is 100% backdoored. The CPU manufacturer and its three-letter friends can access your hardware -even remotely- at any time. You, the owner, can't. Your CPU is running Minix -or whatever its AMD equivalent runs- and presents you with a virtual machine that you think is the bare metal. You have been cucked on your own machine.
Even if your CPU was not backdoored, multiple of its "features", like speculative execution, have been proven to be impossible to secure. This makes the idea of "memory protection" a fantasy in the real world. Anything you run on your machine can steal information from another process without you noticing.
"Well, it's not that bad", you will say, "just don't run untrusted code on your machine". It's impossible. 21st century computing -aka your web browser- is built around the idea of constantly running untrusted code inside a "sandbox" that has been reduced to placebo. Without doing this, it is impossible to function in the real world, since banks, or even government institutions, force you to run "webapps".
And we have not even talked about how the vast majority of computers in the world (aka smartphones) do not even have an open bootloader, or about the multiple binary blobs your computer needs in order to actually work (yes, freetard, even your cumstained "100% free" librebooted Memepad has components with embedded proprietary firmware).
The botnet won. There's no escape.
Your computer is 100% backdoored. The CPU manufacturer and its three-letter friends can access your hardware -even remotely- at any time. You, the owner, can't. Your CPU is running Minix -or whatever its AMD equivalent runs- and presents you with a virtual machine that you think is the bare metal. You have been cucked on your own machine.
Even if your CPU was not backdoored, multiple of its "features", like speculative execution, have been proven to be impossible to secure. This makes the idea of "memory protection" a fantasy in the real world. Anything you run on your machine can steal information from another process without you noticing.
"Well, it's not that bad", you will say, "just don't run untrusted code on your machine". It's impossible. 21st century computing -aka your web browser- is built around the idea of constantly running untrusted code inside a "sandbox" that has been reduced to placebo. Without doing this, it is impossible to function in the real world, since banks, or even government institutions, force you to run "webapps".
And we have not even talked about how the vast majority of computers in the world (aka smartphones) do not even have an open bootloader, or about the multiple binary blobs your computer needs in order to actually work (yes, freetard, even your cumstained "100% free" librebooted Memepad has components with embedded proprietary firmware).
The botnet won. There's no escape.