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The design flaw has been in existence for the last decade and does not affect Bromium. Operating system vendors are the only ones who can remediate the vulnerability. The Microsoft patch – out today – requires Bromium customers to upgrade b… Continue reading Bromium Response: Intel CPU Design Flaw Creates Work for Everyone
Today, I saw this in the news. I’m hesitant to install the fix, because I’ve heard it would slow down IO 50%, which is not acceptable for me.
But a guy said that the flaw allows JavaScript in the browser steal your informati… Continue reading How does the Intel CPU design flaw affect us?
By Waqas
Almost all Intel Processors Generations are impacted by the flaw while Intel
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Multiple Intel Processors Generations Hit by Serious Security Flaw
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The last year has seen a rise in the number of websites hogging visitor’s CPU and browser resources by surreptitiously mining for cryptocurrencies while you surf. Sites like Pirate Bay have found themselves in hot water after visitors discovered … Continue reading Opera browser updated to stop crypto-currency mining
If you are facing Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation or Audiodg.exe high CPU usage or memory leak…
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Continue reading Fix Audiodg.exe High CPU usage in Windows 10
After reading this answer which explains that modern CPUs have a ring -1 that is running a hypervisor on the CPU and handles vmenter & stuff, I am wondering:
The main operating system, like the one installed directly on … Continue reading Does the main OS run "virtualised" under the ring -1 hypervisor?
Presume adversary Eve has the public key, x_pub for the below encryption scheme;
g**x_priv mod p = h
Where
g is a generator, and is a positive integer
p is an unknown prime
x_priv is the unknown private key
g mod p is a … Continue reading Discrete log problem – Presume adversary Eve has the public key, how can Eve generate all possible private keys?
You can no longer buy a brand-new 74181, they’ve been out of production for years. All is not lost though, for [Dave’s Dev Lab] have created a facsimile of one on a printed circuit board, using modern single-gate 74-series chips.
Why on earth would you want an oversized replica of an outdated logic chip from nearly five decades ago, we hear you ask? The answer lies in education. If you were to embark on learning about the internals of a microprocessor by taking a modern example such as the one that powers the device on which you are reading this, …read more
Continue reading Huge 74181 is a Classic ALU You Can Actually Understand
How do the government or security services of Russia keep their house clean against backdoored CPUs? I see only two companies making CPUs for desktops: AMD & Intel and they are American.
Continue reading Backdoored American CPUs in Russia [on hold]
Are you reading this on a machine running a GNU/Linux distribution? A Windows machine? Or perhaps an Apple OS? It doesn’t really matter, because your computer is probably running MINIX anyway.
There once was a time when microprocessors were relatively straightforward devices, capable of being understood more or less in their entirety by a single engineer without especially God-like skills. They had buses upon which hung peripherals, and for code to run on them, one of those peripherals had better supply it.
A modern high-end processor is a complex multicore marvel of technological achievement, so labyrinthine in fact that unlike …read more
