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Plundervolt flaw lets attackers manipulate voltage delivered to targeted CPU and steal data.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Plundervolt: A new attack on Intel processors threatening SGX data
Continue reading Plundervolt: A new attack on Intel processors threatening SGX data
The Intel attack uses a similar technique that gamers commonly use to overclock their CPUs. Continue reading Modern Intel CPUs Plagued By Plundervolt Attack
How can I find out, if given CPU is affected by the Meltdown and Spectre bugs ?
My CPU is relatively older, and it is a SOC chip:
AMD GX-412TC SOC
I was not able to find, whether these chips also use speculative execution… Continue reading are small SOC chips also affected by Meltdown and Spectre?
Mirror, mirror on the wall, which is the worst side-channel vulnerability of them all? Continue reading Linux maintainer: Patching side-channel flaws is killing performance
The current state of cybersecurity is complex, fast-moving and a critical risk to all organizations. Understanding where U.S. businesses stack up in terms of their security knowledge and defense strategy is of utmost importance. It’s critical that lea… Continue reading Side-Channel Attacks: Cyber Warfare’s New Battleground
Researchers demonstrate a new side-channel attack that bypass mitigations against Spectre and Meltdown. Continue reading New SWAPGS Side-Channel Attack Bypasses Spectre and Meltdown Defenses
Security researchers at Bitdefender have discovered a way of exploiting a flaw in Intel chips that could be used to steal passwords and encryption keys.
Continue reading SWAPGS attack: The Spectre-like flaw affecting Intel CPUs
Upon research, I’m finding it difficult to identify a way to compare each solution. Is it correct in saying both solutions are software based? Therefore, could I compare overall PC perfomance with each software implementation… Continue reading How would one compare Cache Allocating Technology against MIT’s Dynamically Allocated Way Guard for prevention of the Spectre side-channel Attack?
Do you know what your router is doing? We have two stories of the embedded devices misbehaving. First, Linksys “Smart” routers keep track of every device that connects to its network. Right, so does every other router. These routers, however, also helpfully expose that stored data over JNAP/HNAP.
Some background …read more
Continue reading This Week in Security: Zombieload, and Is Your Router Leaking?
What would happen if we adopted: https://make-linux-fast-again.com/
Assume the system is used for development and general browsing.
Are there any cases of these vulnerabilities being exploited in the wild, (especially by we… Continue reading How risky would it be to run a Linux kernel without Spectre and Meltdown patches on a regular desktop system?