Comments by "TommyJ" (@ImperiumLibertas) on "Severe (9.9 / 10) Linux Vulnerability Announced, Details Kept Secret" video.

  1. They got hardware level backdoors. They don't even need the kernel. They have write ups leaked about how they can exploit these backdoors remotely without an Internet connection.
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  2.  @SterileNeutrino  maybe? But no proof of that. They use the frequencies that your cpu and ram gives off when operating and basically use that to sniff memory and instructions. Plus there's tons of proprietary undocumented cpu modules that does who knows what.
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  3.  @Un_Pour_Tous  bro you're deranged. I'm citing the Snowden leaks and you bring up Trump? Take a break from politics and ground yourself.
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  4.  oblivikun  they can read and execute memory which is all a state actor needs.
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  5.  @Jan-gl7mn  I left a previous comment that YouTube deleted. Yes, these details were released in the Snowden leaks.
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  6. "Secure" is subjective. It all depends on threat model and implementation.
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  7.  @Jan-gl7mn  my replies keep disappearing. I can't say his specific name but a very famous person released many government documents that exposed the government. The details of the systems and techniques are in the documents. I don't know how else to say it without YouTube censoring me. Snowden.
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  8. @nickoh-bv7dx you can Google it yourself. Look up "leaking data via ram wirelessly" and you'll find plenty of information. Also recommend referring to the Snowden leaks which are all publicly available on Wikipedia.
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  9. @nickoh-bv7dx I've done my best bro. Google is your only option.
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