Collaborate Disseminate
I am sure you have all read the news of Grayshift’s issues battling extortionists and their ilk. I have, however, not seen any significant commentary regarding the data theft this SNAFU could facilitate.
Here’s the thought problem (looking for culpabi… Continue reading The Grayshift Predicament
Ian Cutress – writing at eponymous AnandTech – expertly reported AMD Ryzen security flaws yesterday, via and announcement by security research firm CTS-Labs. While this appears to be bad news, let’s leave the exact fix criteria to AMD, of which, has … Continue reading Kerfuffle of Ryzen
The stupidity just won’t stop from the executives at Intel; Indeed… H/T
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Reportedly, Harry Sintonen, empolyed at F-Secure as a security researcher, discovered during the course of his labors – a flaw in Intel’s Active Management Technology (AMT) firmware. Ooops.
As is typical of Intel Corporation (Nasdaq: INTC) the firm is… Continue reading Another Flawed Bit of Intel Corp Nonsense, The Active Management Technology Vector
Martin Brinkmann writing at his superaltive GHacks site, provides a comprehensive tutorial for Linux targeting Meltdown and Spectre vulnerability; and as is typical for Mr. Brinkmann, he has the script stting at GitHub. Very Nice, thanks Martin!
Perm… Continue reading Linux: Check for Meltdown/Spectre Vulnerability