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Intel AMT 10/30/26(Fri)18:48:05 No.110207088

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Intel AMT Anonymous 10/30/26(Fri)18:48:05 No.110207088 Archived

>>110207135 >>110207218

I bought an used notebook that has a Intel vpro processor.

I installed a SATA ssd and I went into to the bios, and I was browsing the stuff there, and read that intel AMT enables remote management, and that intel AMT was enabled, and when I tried to see what is configured it asked for a password.

I was like WTF????

I click on reset everything to default factory settings, and it still asked for a password and was enabled.

Should I be worried? Can a hacker see everything i'm doing?

Anonymous
10/30/26(Fri)18:53:55 No.110207135

Anonymous 10/30/26(Fri)18:53:55 No.110207135

>>110207088
>Can a hacker see everything i'm doing?
Don't worry guys In Tel Aviv can see everything you're doing, but they're the good guys

Anonymous
10/30/26(Fri)19:05:53 No.110207218

Anonymous 10/30/26(Fri)19:05:53 No.110207218

>>110207088
Yes, stuff like supervisor passwords in thinkpads and similar can't be reset and does enable remote management of some sort. Ask the seller for the password or return the item.

Anonymous
10/30/26(Fri)19:13:52 No.110207271

Anonymous 10/30/26(Fri)19:13:52 No.110207271

>>110209883

remove the bios battery.

Anonymous
10/31/26(Sat)04:56:16 No.110209883

Anonymous 10/31/26(Sat)04:56:16 No.110209883

>>110207271
>remove the bios battery
this will do absolutely nothing to the Intel AMT

Anonymous
10/31/26(Sat)05:02:33 No.110209917

Anonymous 10/31/26(Sat)05:02:33 No.110209917

get yourself a pi and a pomona clip and flash the hap bit