totesmcgoat - Slashdot User

Comment ZoomGOV (Score 1) 52

by totesmcgoat on Thursday April 02, 2020 @01:05PM (#59901332) Attached to: SpaceX Bans Zoom Over Privacy Concerns

It's entirely due to ITAR and FOUO/CUI restrictions, the same reason why SpaceX almost exclusively hire American citizens. This is why ZoomGOV exists (slightly different client, most definitely a different, more hardened cloud server, save zoom company). The same meetings aren't allowed on standard versions of Facebook portal, Google Hangouts, Skype, or any other video service for that matter that isn't explicitly approved for their respective sensitivity.

Submission + - Using Intel Management Engine for productive purposes?

Submitted by iamacat on Monday December 11, 2017 @02:20AM

iamacat writes: Not a day goes by without a story about another Intel Management Engine vulnerability. What I get is that a lot of consumer PCs can access network and run x86 code on top of UNIX-like OS such as Minix even when powered off. This sounds pretty useful for tasks such as running an occasional use Plex server. Like I can have a box that draws very little power when idle. But when an incoming connection is detected, it can power itself and the media drive on and serve the requested content. So if Intel ME is so insecure, how do I exploit it for practically useful purposes?

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