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[marquimvfs]

A new class of security vulnerabilities affect Intel processors, which can cause them to leak out sensitive information if probed in a certain way, but that's not the worst news for Intel and its users.
The software- or firmware-level mitigation for this vulnerability can inflict performance reductions "ranging from 2x to 19x," according to a report by The Register. A full mitigation for the new Load Value Injection (LVI) class of vulnerabilities requires Intel to redesign software compilers.

Source: https://www.techpowerup.com/264676/...nerabilities-mitigation-hits-performance-hard

 

[Max_Po]

lol

 

[molasar]

Cringe - And today's Intel's security flaw of the day is: LVI (mitigation "hits performance hard")

Thanks to @Leonidas for reminding us that security is important. Intel looks like an endless source of security flaws, or, as some people would honestly put it: a clusterfuck. The only thing that comes near is, perhaps, The Internet Exploder: ` A new class of security vulnerabilities affect...

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[Virex]

Oh don't worry. Someone will soon post a counter AMD processor security flaw as well.

 

[GHG]

At this point I expect my CPU to get coronavirus any day now.

 

[Kenpachii]

Oh don't worry. Someone will soon post a counter AMD processor security flaw as well.

More like nobody cares, this shit is only interesting for company's and nothing else.

 

[Spukc]

Eh AMD is also fucked.
We all fucked now boys

 

[DoctaThompson]

Coronavirus is at an all time high. It's not only targeting people, but our processors. Fml

 

[Coulomb_Barrier]

Oh don't worry. Someone will soon post a counter AMD processor security flaw as well.

Yep, and lets be honest, we know who that 'someone' is already