The days of warez is past. Computer OS's now connect to a main server of they just don't start up anymore. Tracking cookies are on every-site, CC has one and if not you would have to sign in every time.
If you had an old copy of exp and some programs that would run on it you could have a functioning computer. Windows 10 without the net is a boat anchor and it knows everything you run on your system. Personal information is too much data to look at, encrypt it and that is like waving a red flag at a bull.
If they want to infect everybody at once all they need to do is say something was hacked and the patch will fix it. The patch is the malware they warned you about.
There has been a permanent back door into all intel processors since 1975 and the false flag that said chips from China had a back door in them so the whole Government of North America and all businesses switched from those chips. There was no backdoor, it was a lie to get chips made in Israel put into service in the US.
Israel Inside: A history of Intel's R&D in Israel | ZDNet
There are dozens of multinationals with development centres in Israel, but no company has embraced the idea of Israeli-based R&D more than Intel.
With four design centres and two fabrication plants, Intel is Israel's largest private-sector employer, with about 8,000 direct workers. As the biggest tech company in Israel, it is responsible for much of the country's hi-tech ecosystem, with one out of every 10 people in tech working either directly or peripherally for projects associated with Intel.
Operating in Israel since 1974, some of Israel's most important products were conceived, designed, and manufactured in Israel, according to Rony Friedman, Intel corporate vice president and general manager of the Intel Architecture Development Group (IADGz).
"Intel Israel's biggest contribution has been in the development of microprocessors, which are being used in a wide variety of products, for desktop, mobile, and workstation solutions," says Friedman. "We also do work on connectivity products and security technologies here, as well as development of digital devices."
Among the technologies recently worked on by the Israeli team are Cedarview, Intel's new processor for netbooks, and Cloverview, the processor that will be used in the new
Windows 8 tablets due later this year.
