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Windows adds a firmware level rootkit to every bootable linux usb made on windows which adds all the same telemetry onto your linux installation media. Apple does this too.
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>>109761611
That quite obviously doesn't happen and is easily disproven
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This isn't true + you have no proof + you posted cringe reddit AI slop frog + I'm the first reply and now set the tone for the rest of this threads life + get laid and touch grass
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>>109761675
No. The rootkit hides itself from wireshark.
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Wouldn’t it be easier to install a rootkit on the motherboard? Usb disk is not the only portable media
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>>109761770
Just put a rootkit on the CPU
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>>109761710
how?
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>>109761827
Instead of sending packets it interfaces with the wifi card directly to send radio signals to microsoft
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>>109761611
schizopost
There's no universal firmware code that could run on flash drives and in the vast majority of cases also no way to write the firmware.
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>>109761841
How do you think packets are sent?
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>>109761611
Jokes on them, I installed from a dvd disk.
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>>109762023
Pigeon drones
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>durrrr windows hacks linux so linux sucks
>hurr durr windows so much better looool hurr durrrr
>NA poster
>AI poster
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if you installed windows just once, no matter how many components you replace, how many times you reformat your drives and flash your BIOS, all of your porn will be uploaded to mega
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In theory if i
>install windows
>use windows to install linux
>use linux to make linux USB
>reinstall linux with a full disk format too

does it save, schizo-kun?
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>>109761611
I like how ever more insane freetard cope is getting.
As if they don't already have credibility issues.
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>>109761710
>>109761841
To be fair to OP, this IS the logic of most freetards when you ask them for a Wireshark dump of (for example) their every-keypress-logger, or once-a-second-screenshot.
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>>109761710
>"THEY HID IT IN THE ZEROES! THEY USED SPECIAL ZEROES"
Ban the frog.
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>>109761611
Skill issue.
My Huawei firewall filters out all that shit.
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>>109762458
Why would that not be possible with a firmware level rootkit? The OS would be irrelevant.
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>>109762454
That would be based actually, the question is how do I get access to this free back up service?
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>>109761611
>Windows adds a firmware level rootkit to every bootable linux usb made on windows
Doesn't exist when using Rufus, dumb gweilo.
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>>109762023
embedded baseband modem in ME/PSP with 5G ionizing radiation unshielded beamforming straight through OPs testicles
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>>109761611
>Millennials and younger discover UEFI aka Windows Bootmanager
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>>109765114
uefi runs on the host system not the boot medium and doesn't support custom code
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>>109761841
thanks you made me laugh
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>>109765173
>source: my ass
tell me you've never used efibootmgr without telling me you've never used efibootmgr
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>>109765209
>efibootmgr
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Efibootmgr
>efibootmgr is a tool for managing UEFI boot entries.
>It is not a bootloader. It is a tool that interacts with the EFI firmware of the system, which itself is acting as a boot manager.
>It is not a bootloader.
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>>109765209
also before you try to nitpick me the efi stubs you can flash are code that runs after the bootmanager so the attack vector OP claims isn't possible.
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>>109761678
how do you guys survive being so angry all the time
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>>109765331
How many trans people have you met this month?
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>>109762529
well to be extremely fair; hiding from wireshark running on the same machine is doable when you assume the malware has kernel access.
this is why i run wireshark on a separate linux laptop acting as a router.
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>hourly freetard schizo FUD spam thread
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>>109765496
They can never produce those either.
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>>109761678
This is true + Microsoft official source + you didn't contrubited nothing + you still here, get out + remove watermarks and eat the bugs.
>>109765465
less than their average lifespan.
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>>109762023
formatting data as standard serial to sneak data in instead of using offical APIs is literally how jtag hacking xbox 360s worked

is this thread all glowies? is OP true???
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>>109767451
also like if you spend a month working in net security you will see impossible things, its just a fact

a chink can spoof a standard tcp packets origin and start pirating the traffic on your own router, ive seen it, gta v packets coming in as wifi so they could directly crash my computer
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>>109765725
of course not. my statement was made to spread truth, not as any form of argument or attempted negation of that anons statement.
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>>109762023
The rootkit modifies your wifi cards firmware to act as a radio transmitter. The reason you don’t see it in wireshark is because the data being sent isn’t using tcp/ip. It’s analog.
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>>109765496
The rootkit is also on your laptop
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>>109761841
has anyone even tried to transmit packets via AM frequencies?
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>>109767575
hey retard, everything on linux is file based, meaning if you intercept network traffic using something like ebpf at the kernel level you will see even your "wifi card"_s traffic, and I hope you get a white van outside your house tonight to beam into your schizo head some gay frequencies to make you have wet dreams about luke smith
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>>109761611



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