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hansendc | 3 years ago

From: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/10/in-a-first-researche...

"In a statement, Intel officials wrote: ... we do not rely on obfuscation of information behind red unlock as a security measure."

(BTW, I work on Linux at Intel, I'm not posting this in any official capacity)

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marcodiego|3 years ago

> I work on Linux at Intel, I'm not posting this in any official capacity

Oh, great! Isn't there a way where intel could provide keys so we could get rid of IME even if it means we won't be able to play DRM'ed content?

sabas123|3 years ago

IIRC IME also does a lot of core functionality like power regulation. Unlike many in this thread probably think, it does provide a lot of core functionality that you probably don't want removed.

intelVISA|3 years ago

Doubt the NSA would allow it, best option is RISCV if you don't want Intel's ring-3 backdoor.