> "every single intel chip is easily able to run arbitrary code and is vulnerable on a hardware level"
It's not just Intel though. Both AMD and Apple also have their own "security processor" running its own operating system without your consent in your own hardware. Essentially this means they own the hardware, not us. I don't know if you would call it that, but to me it sure looks like the definition of a universal backdoor.
It's not just Intel though. Both AMD and Apple also have their own "security processor" running its own operating system without your consent in your own hardware. Essentially this means they own the hardware, not us. I don't know if you would call it that, but to me it sure looks like the definition of a universal backdoor.