Jan 3, 20181 min read

Report: All Intel Processors Made in the Last Decade Might Have a Massive Security Flaw

This has the potential to be hugely impactful for computer users across all industry segments and spectrums. The threat of compromise aside, any fix that has the potential to degrade processing power by up to 30% is significant and will be felt worldwide.

https://thehackernews.com/2018/01/intel-kernel-vulnerability.html

https://gizmodo-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/gizmodo.com/report-all-intel-processors-made-in-the-last-decade-mi-1821728240/amp

#Flaw #intel #processors #Vulnerability

Recent Posts

See All

Being Sued for Not Caring – The implications of failing to secure your data

I recently spoke about the FTC’s lawsuit against Chegg, a major education tech firm, in one of the weekly tech tips interviews I provide...

Cisco Network Compromise – No one is immune to the human factor

Multiple sources have reported the breach of Cisco’s own network, purportedly via a Cisco employee’s personal Google account. According...

Rethinking Software in the Organizational Hierarchy

I very much enjoyed this article from Pieter Danhieux via Dark Reading and this creative approach to the management of applications and...