OH NO NO NO

OH NO NO NO
AHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAH

seclists.org/oss-sec/2018/q4/123
github.com/bbbrumley/portsmash

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Oy, DELID THIS NOW!!!

Thank you based intel.
If they didn't design this super convenient feature then my i9 9999kelvin CPU might over heat when I'm away from home by totally boiling all the coolant out of my $1000 custom water loop. Now Roger Varma Pillai the trusted Indian ransomware specialist can remotely disable my tubro p states and give me peace of mine while saving me money. This is the power of diversity.

You don't need hyperthreads for games anywayx

You don't get HT for gaming CPUs anymore (except the top of the line i9 9900k).

8 cores and 16 threads? What do you need 8 threads for? 6 cores is perfectly fine for gaming. 4 cores is more than enough. Intel offers the best dual core gaming CPUs on the market.
>sweating-intel-ceo.webp

Yet again, they are mentioning that smt(separately from ht so it's about amd) is affected and recommending to disable it, but verified it only on skl abd kl cpus.

Wait did the newest shit they JUST released have new exploits still? Man meanwhile I'm sitting pretty on my 2700x haven't had to touch a thing

Grind this

No fixes have been made to the hardware. Cooper Lake apparently fixes 'some' of them in the hardware. Everything else needs a patch.

Sherlock, they aren't separate things. Hyperthreading is intel's implementation of SMT. SMT isn't some AMD specific naming scheme, MIPS cores and IBM"s POWER series utilize SMT.
Given the attack vector and whats targeted its pretty fucking unlikely that AMD's core arch would be susceptible in the same way with the same effect.

SMT is HT you dingus, and each implementation is different, IBMs and AMD's is wholly different from Intel's (who has more statically partitioned elements)

But ofc lots of people won't upgrade at firmware level or disable ht so there's always gonna be vulnerabilities
Jfc

>a new month
>a new intel hardware vulnerability that impacts performance by 50% if "fixed"
Ah, yes...

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Who cares about security haha

How many vulnerabilities is Intel up to now?

1 per core.

Legit if you arent retarded you dont need it fixed

*thread

>1 per core.
KEK

/thread

If you need anything more than a single core, it's anti Semitic

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>pay more for less
>it's nice to be minimalist

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WHY DOES THIS KEEP HAPPENING BROS??????

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So what's the chance this affects AMD?

None, it is an Intel thing,

maybe in the price of intel's CPUs vulnerabilities are included
more vulnerabilities - more expensive CPU

pretty much cuck CPU

Has Jow Forumsentlemen already picked a good name for this Intel CPU CVE?

Incels are the itoddlers of the CPU world. Pay almost 3 times more for a locked down dumpster fire that gets worse with every passing moment.

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>he doesn't pay more for minimal security
BLOATed neckbeard detected

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oy this is ANTI-SEMETIC
delet

Stop projecting incel. By bloat you mean your bug and security ridden CPU with endless backdoors, not to mention the extra chip that has an entire OS on it(intel ME) next to your beloved shintel CPU which has you by the throat. Be a good lard and go update it now.

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>t. bloated amdturd with all his bloated security
good to be minimal

>*NEW* Cores doesn't matter!

they wont survive AMD's 7nm

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At least one company is vastly more successful than the other

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>maxresdefault
You have to go back.

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If Intel is Apple, that makes AMD xioami

Enjoy your chinkware

to what, google image search?

Based Apple

I'm not an itoddler, just stating facts.

>portsmash
G-g-g-g-uys? Does this finally smash Intel?

Seething AMDrones doing shady things again

>its AMD's fault shintel ass-rapes me on a daily basis

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Call da police! AMD raped me!

That has nothing to do with how their chink made iphones are nothing more than hot shit, retard.

Checked.

>SMT is HT you dingus, and each implementation is different, IBMs and AMD's is wholly different from Intel's (who has more statically partitioned elements)
ARM processors are not affected by this, are they?

My face pajeet and chink that still buying intel

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Another obscure vulnerability that has already been patched. Got it. I don't think I need to turn off Hyper Treading to handle this.

SPECTRE and MELTDOWN are not fixed in silicon yet.

We can add PortSMASH to the list too.

I'm too brainlet to get the proof of concept to work on ryzen

No. Your mom, however...

Are new Apple products affected by this?

OH YEAH!??! INTEL HAS PATCHED MORE EXPLOITS THEN AMD!!!!!!

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NOOOOO WE GOT TO COCKY INTELBROS!!!

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>kelvin
i am proud that i created that meme
now go my acolytes spread the word !

>number off that has been

go to bed, pajeet

>i created that meme
It was me, actually. Now go and cry somewhere else.

>i9 9999kelvin CPU
Yikes, that is like almost twice as hot as surface of the sun. Talking about meltdown

not that guy but actually i created that meme

see

no it was me
inlel reached meme level dunno if celebrate or be sad

How long till amd bulldozer is officially faster than patched intels?

it holds overclocking record to this day
it's something

THIS CAN'T BE HAPPENING

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We recently discovered a new CPU microarchitecture attack vector. The
nature of the leakage is due to execution engine sharing on SMT (e.g.
Hyper-Threading) architectures. More specifically, we detect port
contention to construct a timing side channel to exfiltrate
information from processes running in parallel on the same physical
core. Report is below.

Thanks for reading!

BBB

# Report

We steal an OpenSSL (

>we detect port contention to construct a timing side channel to exfiltrate information
What does this mean exactly? The malicious process monitors when the legitimate process is performing actions such as memory read/write or arithmetic operations? So it knows where/what the other process is doing (such as the address where a private key is stored in memory or if something is stored in a register)?

Pretty soon desu

Imagine using Intel CPUs as a single core Xeons per socket...

Imagine using Intel CPUs

In about 960 burgers with some fries.

now we know why intel has started removing hyperthreading in there new chips lul

I've never used anything besides Intel/Nvidia but I know that my next purchases will be 100% AMD.

Intel has a garbage performance/price ratio and CPUs get slower which each exploit mitigation they release.

Nvidia has notoriously bad business practices, also I bursted out laughing reading about Pascal performance on half precision floating points. How the fuck does one fucks something this bad? Nvidia may be good for games but they suck on every other level.

Nvidia is only "good for games" due to massive driver level kludges they expose to Windows gamedevs. AMD has been the sane choice for Linix for a very long time.

This also works on AMD

Broofs

It doesn't as of yet, but it might.