- New CodeMonkeyZ: Dominion Servers Had Network card, EMS Used Front/Back USB/USB Boot Support Enabled + ?'s About Boot Mngr Options
1 of 5) CodeMonkeyZ on telegram:
Dominion servers in-fact had a network card in them, according to the BIOS screen.
"Integrated NIC" can be seen at the top as clear as day.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_interface_controller
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2 of 5) CodeMonkeyZ on telegram:
The Election Management System, responsible for tallying votes and creating reports to turn into the county, had front and back USB enabled.
Curiously, it also had “USB Boot Support” enabled.
Is it possible to use “USB Boot Support” to compromise a machine?
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3 of 5) CodeMonkeyZ on telegram:
The boot manager boot options are:
- Embedded SATA Port Optical Drive - EFI DVD/CDROM 1
- PXE Device t: Embedded NIC 1 Port 1 Partition 1
What does “Boot from PXE Device: Embedded Network Interface Controller” mean?
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New CodeMonkeyZ:
ICC Needs Both Wireless And Cloud Desktop Options = Fancy Way To Say Remote Access?
4 of 5) CodeMonkeyZ on telegram:
Why does the Image Cast Central (ICC) need both "Wireless" and "Cloud Desktop" options?
Is "using Cloud Desktop over a wireless connection" just a fancy way of saying "REMOTE ACCESS"?
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New CodeMonkeyZ Forwarded from Welcome_Player_One: Brief Explanation Re Remote Access vs Cloud Desktop. Both Require Internet Access
5 of 5) CodeMonkeyZ on telegram:
Forwarded from Welcome_Player_One: Brief
(I'm a software engineer) Cloud desktop is slightly different to remote access , cloud desktop allows you to use the terminal as a dumb terminal to drive a remote computer (this does require internet acsess) where as remote access is the process of gaining access to the terminal your currently residing on remotely.
All of the above needs internet access to function however.
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What does “Boot from PXE Device: Embedded Network Interface Controller” mean?
I was just researching that!
Found this:
https://www.webopedia.com/definitions/pxe/
Boot from PXE Device:
It allows a workstation to boot from a server on a network prior to booting the operating system on the local hard drive.
A PXE-enabled workstation connects its NIC to the LAN via a jumper, which keeps the workstation connected to the network even when the power is off.
A PXE is PRE-OPERATING SYSTEM BOOT! HOLY SHIT!
