Sounds like shitty noob design instead of a sophisticated spying design

in before sendiri open baiting tered play innocent...

the source code is open. you can study it or even use your own source code.

which electrical stuff you have have open source code?

just replying to your security concern.

i dont report people

This post has been edited by brian81st: Dec 9 2025, 05:35 PM

KVM lease of our worries when phone does it all the time.

Oh good tonite sing karaoke can share with CCP

It is voice activated assistant. "Hello Alexa switch to second PC"

all these riscV board are mainly for researchers to make proof of concept for products, never supposed to be used in your company servers or data centers

Open source =/= 100% safe. It just means that it is there, not that there is actually anyone looking at it.

Only last year we had a case where somebody put something naughty in the source code for a very common utility.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XZ_Utils_backdoor
https://tekkix.com/articles/security/2025/0...e-largest-cyber

The kicker is this, the exploit got caught, not because there was a robust process and a bunch of experienced eyeballs scanning it. But because a nerd noticed a half second delay. A half second delay. This was utter, complete, sheer dumb luck. Without that guy, all of us would be unknowingly running linux OSes with this backdoor built in.

Edit: honestly, who knows what else the alphabet agencies have slipped in over the years.

This post has been edited by loserguy: Dec 9 2025, 07:55 PM