inaccuracy - *GRUB2 is capable of decrypting LUKS partitions without a Linux kernel* . on systems with that configuration, only GRUB2 itself must be in an unencrypted partition. otherwise good explanation except that you did not mention that *the correct solution to this problem is Fully Open Source Hardware which makes the schematics and HDL files and firmware source code of the entire device completely visible* and there are multiple examples of companies selling fully functional open source hardware complete systems - Texas Instruments - RaptorCS
on open source hardware systems like Texas Instruments BeagleBone and RaptorCS Talos II and also other open source firmware systems that aren't open source hardware, like libreboot, it is *typical for GRUB2 or other bootloader to be preinstalled into the firmware itself* making full disk encryption easy and requiring any attacker to get _physical access to reflashing the firmware chip_ in order to install malware
nice dude, I really learned a lot, thank you, my solution now is using SecureBoot and HP "Wolf Security"🤦♂BIOS lock, cause it has a picture of wolf on it, that means it's safe right? It really instills a lot of confurdence...
Blinking port may also be broadcast packets like ARP. Also the switch sends every packet whose destination MAC-port binding is unknown out as broadcast. The binding is stored in a table that has a timeout, say 1 minute for example.
Hardware it's indeed compromised at almost every level, has been since like the pentium 2 processor. There's a reason batteries in phones are no longer removable and ALL OF THEM HAVE A CAMERA ON THE FRONT, ALL OF THEM. Also i fucking love your wojacks
This is my favorite video ever. This is the content I have missed for years. I think you have nailed it though. RIP to king terry, long live SchizoLab. I hope you are indeed okay however, if you need someone to talk to let me know.
Also they are intentionally obfuscating things to the user by calling the firmware a "BIOS" regardless of what type of firmware is actually on the ROM chip. I doubt that HP firmware has any IBM PC compatible Basic Input/Output System interrupt calls implemented in it. Probably it also cannot boot at all if there is no GPT partition table and a FAT32 filesystem on the boot disk.
Thanks for posting! For us brainlets, is there an way to avoid all the spying? It seems that linux is not changing that much because of intel chips - amd chips - bios and the rest of the tricks. Is there even a way anymore?
inaccuracy - *GRUB2 is capable of decrypting LUKS partitions without a Linux kernel* . on systems with that configuration, only GRUB2 itself must be in an unencrypted partition.
otherwise good explanation except that you did not mention that *the correct solution to this problem is Fully Open Source Hardware which makes the schematics and HDL files and firmware source code of the entire device completely visible* and there are multiple examples of companies selling fully functional open source hardware complete systems
- Texas Instruments
- RaptorCS
on open source hardware systems like Texas Instruments BeagleBone and RaptorCS Talos II and also other open source firmware systems that aren't open source hardware, like libreboot, it is *typical for GRUB2 or other bootloader to be preinstalled into the firmware itself* making full disk encryption easy and requiring any attacker to get _physical access to reflashing the firmware chip_ in order to install malware
nice dude, I really learned a lot, thank you,
my solution now is using SecureBoot and HP "Wolf Security"🤦♂BIOS lock, cause it has a picture of wolf on it, that means it's safe right? It really instills a lot of confurdence...
Blinking port may also be broadcast packets like ARP. Also the switch sends every packet whose destination MAC-port binding is unknown out as broadcast. The binding is stored in a table that has a timeout, say 1 minute for example.
i would love to sit on your beadroom floor and listen to you explain computers all day.
The most secure way is to don't use computers
blink if you are in danger
Hardware it's indeed compromised at almost every level, has been since like the pentium 2 processor. There's a reason batteries in phones are no longer removable and ALL OF THEM HAVE A CAMERA ON THE FRONT, ALL OF THEM.
Also i fucking love your wojacks
This is my favorite video ever. This is the content I have missed for years. I think you have nailed it though. RIP to king terry, long live SchizoLab. I hope you are indeed okay however, if you need someone to talk to let me know.
GEM
thats why I only use custom made sbc's with a custom u-boot image and a buildroot made fs so I can know what goes on
Also they are intentionally obfuscating things to the user by calling the firmware a "BIOS" regardless of what type of firmware is actually on the ROM chip. I doubt that HP firmware has any IBM PC compatible Basic Input/Output System interrupt calls implemented in it. Probably it also cannot boot at all if there is no GPT partition table and a FAT32 filesystem on the boot disk.
it's called "CSM" yes it has it
@@tacokoneko It does? Good if that's true. UEFI is malware.
forgot to say straight male, therefore am now sexually attracted to you
Femboy
May i ask why you room looks like that?
My guess is a mix of high intelligence, depression, lack of caring for appearances. You know, typical programmer shit
these videos are really cool but why are they all in t*kt*k format..
Interesting indeed
Thanks for posting!
For us brainlets, is there an way to avoid all the spying? It seems that linux is not changing that much because of intel chips - amd chips - bios and the rest of the tricks. Is there even a way anymore?
Purchase a RAPTOR COMPUTER SYSTEMS TALOS II that is the easy way
@@tacokoneko
Thanks a lot for the suggestion!!
Hey bro r u a follower of Terry Davis?
who isnt?
hes more like a successor.
Do do do do do❤👍