Does this have anything to do with your announcement that is spooking intel users who don't understand it. Jan 2017 article about jtag dci hacking.https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/intel-kaby-lake-skylake-pcs-hackable-usb-jtag/ …
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Indirectly
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Quick question: 3rd Gen Core processors?
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Quick answer: skylake+ (6th gen+)
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I think I know what cpu I'm not putting in my new rig :D
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Someone please explain to me what I just read
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Computer inside your computer has the ultimate previlidge to control and monitor your post 2008 intel machine.
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Thanks for clarification. This doesn't seem to be making as many waves as the WPA2 flaw or even the Bad Rabbit ransomware. Am I just not looking in the right place?
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It's seems to be intended flow by intel, krack flow is nothing in front of this.
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Could you rephrase that? I have no idea what you meant
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Intel is saying it's a feature not a bug. Nothing to see here, move along. :)
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No, fixate on it. DCI exploiting has been addressed by Intel in January, What IS fun is watching the over-reaction in non-security websites and conspiracy theorists do backflips about this
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Please, don't retell the rumors
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Super nice to be your angel at 33c3, are you presenting at 34c3?
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It was nice for me too! I hope;)
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Congratulations guys! Very impressive. Awaiting your presentations.

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Thanks!
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USB DCI is off by default right ? Or does this get round that limitation ?
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Don't worry, this ability is disabled by default
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Really nice achievement!!!
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Thanks!
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