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    Phoronix: Security Researchers Detail New "BlindSide" Speculative Execution Attack

    Security researchers from Amsterdam have publicly detailed "BlindSide" as a new speculative execution attack vector for both Intel and AMD processors...

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  • #2
    Can we get a 5Ghz Cortex-A53, please...

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    • #3
      So if the kernel has buffer overrun vulnerabilities then it's vulnerable to this wacky attack too... I would say that the buffer overflow is the real problem here.

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      • #4
        Oh come on, not again!

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        • #5
          c o o l

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Danny3 View Post
            Oh come on, not again!
            Not sure why you are surprised. I would be surprised if this is last one that will be found.

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            • #7
              this is pretty neat research, I wonder what sort of mitigations can be put in place and what the perf hit will be.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Raka555 View Post
                Can we get a 5Ghz Cortex-A53, please...
                And if that wish of yours is proven to also suffer from these flaws? Then what?

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                • #9
                  An attack that works on an AMD CPU? Is this fake news or what? 'Cause everyone, esp. on this site, keeps saying AMD is 100% safe against this kind of stuff...

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                  • #10
                    Is this attack even plausible? Seems it is dependent on other faults first?

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