2016-06-13 1:00 GMT-06:00 Tomas Ukkonen <[email protected]>:
> > There seems to be serious flaws in operating systems security including > Linux that can happen whenever connecting to any network > (pstn/wlan/umts04g/etc). > > I had to travel to another country and I'm currently ruling out whether > software or hardware or both have backdoors(?) and trying to move to a > custom kernel (the good old 2.x days when things were simple) and hardware > (FPGA boards). > > For example, iphone se wifi tethering worked before but not anymore and > they apprarently managed to use USB (CONFIG_USB_IPHETH) to gain control one > of my computer systems (Acer Aspire V3-371 3.16.7-ckt20-1+deb8u3 x86_64) > until my iphone didn't share connection at all. Currently, ipheth.c > returns TX errors before calling ipheth_tx() and starts trying to send a > 0x33330 packet. > > Android 5.1, Linux (Kali,Debian 5-8,Tails,Slackware etc), Win10, iOS 9.3.2 > all seem to be affected when used. > > Do you know status of russian, chinese, iranian, venezuelan etc. operating > systems like Canaima and their CPUs? What about (closed) modern operating > systems? > > Hi there, Are you talking about this >>> https://it.slashdot.org/story/16/06/11/1247240/bitdefender-finds-hypervisor-wiretap-for-reading-tls-encrypted-communications > -- > Tomas Ukkonen > https://sellfy.com/p/TQ4F/ > > > Regards -- Marcelo Gutierrez Team POSOL http://podcast.softwarelibre.org.ni Linux User: 448194
