![]() ![]() ![]() Nevertheless even if you have been consistently using the unsupported POSready 2009 patches in XP you can hardly consider such a system to be fully patched and secure-things like multimedia simply aren't in POSready so e.g. Windows Media Player certainly contains unpatched vulnerabilities that may be reverse-engineered from patches for Vista and 7. Keep in mind that antivirus runs in Ring 0 and notably missing from Snowden's list of NSA hacking targets were the American anti-virus firms Microsoft, Symantec and Intel/McAfee as well as the UK-based firm Sophos.Īnd most XP machines will have the delightfully ribbon-free but sadly no-longer-updated Office 2003 as well. Presumably they allowed backdoors for the NSA and therefore didn't need to be reverse engineered. Intel in particular seems to have a fascination with backdoors-the Intel Management Engine (ME) is an entire embedded but independent CPU and firmware blob OS that is ostensibly there to allow an admin to manage computers remotely. It's in every modern Intel computer and cannot be shut off-in fact it can boot a shut-off computer directly into the BIOS and from there access both disk and network. It can monitor memory while the computer is running but is completely invisible to any OS. This kind of thing is why people have been working on open-source BIOSes like Libreboot or even open-source hardware like the Talos Secure Workstation Anyone with the key would essentially have the ultimate rootkit. Thank you, I don't use XP, but I use a real Posready 2009 for 32 bit machine, and 2003 R2 for 64 bit machine, I also do not install any optional feature like media player/center. ![]() WINDOWS EMBEDDED POSREADY 2009 PRODUCT KEY LIST INSTALL WINDOWS EMBEDDED POSREADY 2009 PRODUCT KEY LIST INSTALL. ![]()
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