Here, read up about Intel's latest feature pack.
zdnet.com
tugraz.at
Zombieload, Store-to-Leak Forwarding
Justin Gomez
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Kevin Flores
INTCELS BTFO
Ayden Sullivan
>yet another unfixable hardware exploit available for Intel Corporation CPUs
>data centers everywhere need to start shoveling shit again to mitigate by cutting performance in half by disabling HyperThreading, again
I'm glad Intel Corporation is this much inclusive to have one new exploit every week.
Ian Cooper
>not a month without another unfixable vulnerability
the absolute state of intel LMAO
Dylan Turner
Adrian Peterson
20 hardware security vulnerabilities a year keeps the goyim in fear
Nicholas Cook
Are there things getting patched on Windows? I'm guessing not, it would be suicide for the OS. One can hope.
Aiden Parker
>As with other speculative execution side channels, exploiting these vulnerabilities outside of a laboratory environment is extremely complex relative to other methods that attackers have at their disposal.
this isn't even an issue, all the other security flaws in intel processors would be used first anyway
Juan Collins
intel is finished
Logan Johnson
Does anyone know if any series of AMD CPUs are having security issues or have the capability of having security issues? If they can't be affected, why? I have a Ryzen and feel very comfy because I haven't heard anything regarding security issues with this platform.
Hudson Williams
Zombieland is just one of the three new flaws discovered:
Jace Peterson
Indeed
>CVE-2018-12126 - MSBDS - Microarchitectural Store Buffer Data Sampling
>CVE-2018-12127 - MLPDS - Microarchitectural Load Port Data Sampling
>CVE-2018-12130 - MFBDS - Microarchitectural Fill Buffer Data Sampling
>CVE-2019-11091 - MDSUM - Microarchitectural Data Sampling Uncacheable Memory
Post yfw Intel Corporation demanded everyone to stay quiet about this, since last yesteryear.
Jackson Fisher
>mfw intel is unironically dying
Ayden Myers
Benjamin Peterson
They don't have the same flaws that Intel does but they might have some of their own.
I think they simply aren't adopted widely enough for people to dig into.
Nathaniel Fisher
Wyatt Rodriguez
You can bet intel is probably funding as much as they can into researching any flaws in amd archs. See the Ryzenfall debacle.
It's also probably amd funding these security fault reveals and shills spreading the info as well. It deals a blow to intel and that is all they want.
Easton Murphy
>cpu.fail
What a fucking shit website.
Also,
>Ironically, the recent hardware countermeasures introduced by Intel in recent Coffee Lake Refresh i9 CPUs to prevent Meltdown make them more vulnerable to Fallout, compared to older generation hardware.
OH NO NO NO NO
Jonathan Morris
I'm feeling smug as well, but realistically it's just a matter of time before we're hit with something equally as big.
There is a general shift towards CPU security research thanks to Intel. More eyeballs, you know the old saying.
Joshua Allen
You know AMD is just dogshit when Intel has a billion vulnerabilities and fixes on and still manages to be faster and perform better.
Carter Carter
Keep telling yourself that
Jacob Collins
>muh 5fps performance gain
get the fuck outta here.
Dylan Peterson
WE WUZ GAYMEN KANGS N SHIET
Juan Lewis
Feels good knowing intel pozzed housefire garbage is shit and Ryzen is vastly outselling Shitel.
Sebastian Gutierrez
>still buying overpriced CPUs ridden with vulnerabilities
stockholm syndrome is real goyim
Asher Morgan
You think kike brainwashing was a meme?
Angel Rodriguez
Based TUGraz, constantly uncovering jewish tricks and making sure all goyim know.
Andrew Torres
The more exploits the better!