top | item 24971782 Ask HN: Are Raspberry Pi devices free of hardware spyware (Intel ME/AMD PSP)? 6 points| goferito | 5 years ago Are they truly secure devices if booted with the correct OS? 13 comments order hn newest pinewurst|5 years ago Remember that the RPi SoC isn't primarily ARM. There's a multistage process to boot the VPU/GPU which in turn runs the ARM as a sort of child. goferito|5 years ago Is that boot process closed source? load replies (1) jjd33|5 years ago Afaik only ARM chips have no ME and PSP. Since ARM is British they should also be infected though. Your best bet is to wait for a EU chip. goferito|5 years ago So, you think ARM has its own version of IME/PSP? load replies (1) samstave|5 years ago Thats a really good question. My money is on NO. goferito|5 years ago Is there a way to check it out? load replies (2)
pinewurst|5 years ago Remember that the RPi SoC isn't primarily ARM. There's a multistage process to boot the VPU/GPU which in turn runs the ARM as a sort of child. goferito|5 years ago Is that boot process closed source? load replies (1)
jjd33|5 years ago Afaik only ARM chips have no ME and PSP. Since ARM is British they should also be infected though. Your best bet is to wait for a EU chip. goferito|5 years ago So, you think ARM has its own version of IME/PSP? load replies (1)
samstave|5 years ago Thats a really good question. My money is on NO. goferito|5 years ago Is there a way to check it out? load replies (2)
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