I must say that Mental Outlaw is known for using the wrong terminology, for example calling closed-source software “spyware”, which bothers everyone who works in the cybersecurity industry because this is blatantly wrong. I assume it’s the same story with this supposed “backdoor”.
It’s a zero day that breaks bitlocker using some files on a USB.
Also spyware and bloatware are fairly often used for closed-source software because almost always closed-source code is either spyware or bloatware or both.
I must say that Mental Outlaw is known for using the wrong terminology, for example calling closed-source software “spyware”, which bothers everyone who works in the cybersecurity industry because this is blatantly wrong. I assume it’s the same story with this supposed “backdoor”.
Correct, there is extremely scant evidence for it being a backdoor in the video
Mental outlaw is a bit of nutter IMO. I couldn’t live with that level of paranoia, so I stopped watching him.
Also, extremely right-wing coded conspiracies.
Yeah that too was a big reason why I stopped.
Yeah it so sad to start watching an Linux content creator. Yet again having to drop them when they are yet another alt-right wing nutjob.
It’s a zero day that breaks bitlocker using some files on a USB.
Also spyware and bloatware are fairly often used for closed-source software because almost always closed-source code is either spyware or bloatware or both.
So… can the FsTx file from my computer disable bitlocker on yours? Because that would be interesting.
I’m not even sure what FsTx is but my guess is that you need a patched one, although it’d be an interesting to try if you got two PCs
I’m sure you’re right, but it helps for a normie to privacy/security like my self, and viewer engagement.
You’re right in that this isn’t a backdoor. Its an exploit hes calling a backdoor.