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A vulnerability in RMP initialization allows the AMD processor’s x86 cores to maliciously control parts of the initial RMP state.
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The attack uses a passive interposer to control the SGX enclave and extract the DCAP attestation key, breaking the mechanism.
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L1TF Reloaded is a vulnerability combining the old L1TF and half-Spectre hardware flaws to bypass deployed software mitigations.
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Intel, AMD and Nvidia have published security advisories describing vulnerabilities found recently in their products.
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Intel, AMD and Arm each published security advisories on Patch Tuesday, including for newly disclosed CPU attacks.
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CacheWarp is a new attack method affecting a security feature present in AMD processors that can pose a risk to virtual machines.
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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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Google researcher discloses the details of an Intel CPU attack method named Downfall that may be remotely exploitable.
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By Habiba Rashid
Dreams of Science Fiction Realized: ETH Researchers Demonstrate “Inception” Attack on CPUs.
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