>This repository contains two different proof-of-concept attacks showing ZombieLoad. It also includes four different victim applications to test the leakage in various scenarios.
>All demos are tested with an Intel Core i7-8650U, but they should work on any Linux system with any modern Intel Core or Xeon CPU since 2011
OH NONONONONONO
FineWine(tm) vs AgedTranny
>Linux
kek, fags
>We provide one variant for Linux, which we tested on Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS, and one variant for Windows, which we tested on Windows 10 (1803 build 17134.706)
YIKES
Post yfw abandoned the shinking ship and went for AMD
Fixed*
>Yes, the PoC also works on virtual machines
topkek
They won the war.
yikes
So if Israel can have land by conquest, I better see you also tell the 'muh native americans' retards to shut the fuck up too.
Not bad.
I use arch, btw
how fucked will aur be?
>I use arch, btw
Still fucked
oops
Awww yerr
delid bobs and vagene immediately
based mike
No product or component can be absolutely secure
Therefore all products and components are equally insecure.
You are so right. Fantastic argument. Are you an intellectual?
Of course go- I mean boy
Oy vey these exploits are fake goyim
youtube.com
What's in your head, intelazombie?
More lies and bribes.
10nm superpower 2020
Cope
Sir do the needful and buy Intel please sir.
>Not setting up a linux cluster with MPI using Core 2 Duo machines