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AMD on Friday announced its long-awaited middle members of the Radeon RX 7000 series, the Radeon RX 7800 XT and Radeon RX 7700 XT. From a report: Today, the company is finally filling in that gap with the new Radeon RX 7800 XT and RX 7700 XT, both adve…
A variety of Intel Core processors and the devices using them are vulnerable to “Downfall”, a new class of attacks made possible by CVE-2022-40982, which enables attackers to access and steal sensitive data such as passwords, encryption key…
Researchers have disclosed the details of a new side-channel attack targeting AMD CPUs named Inception.
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As AMD continues to launch their full graphics product stacks based on their latest RDNA 3 architecture GPUs, the company is now preparing their next wave of professional cards under the Radeon Pro lineup. Following the launch of their high-end Radeon …
It’s a real vulnerability, but the data leakage rate can be as low as… let’s just say that an IMAX-quality copy of the new “Oppenheimer” movie could take you 4 billion years to exfiltrate.
Monday a researcher with Google Information Security posted about a new vulnerability he independently found in AMD’s Zen 2 processors. Tom’s Hardware reports:
The ‘Zenbleed’ vulnerability spans the entire Zen 2 product stack, including AMD’s EPYC data…
AMD recently addressed a critical vulnerability affecting its Zen2 CPUs. Named “Zenbleed,” the researcher who…
New Zenbleed Attack Threatens AMD Zen2 CPUs – Patch released on Latest Hacking News | Cyber Security News, Hacking Tools and Penetratio…
Researchers say a whopping 62 percent of AWS environments may be exposed to the newly documented AMD ‘Zenbleed’ information leak flaw.
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You need to turn on a special setting to stop (the code you wrote to stop [the code you wrote to improve performance] from reducing performance) from reducing security.
The June Steam Survey results show that AMD CPUs have gained significant popularity among Linux gamers, with a market share of 67% — a remarkable 7% increase from the previous month. Phoronix reports: In part that’s due to the Steam Deck being powered…