[The Register] AMD Chip security flaws analyzed.

[The_Librarian]

Analysis CTS-Labs, a security startup founded last year in Israel, sent everyone scrambling and headlines flying today – by claiming it has identified "multiple critical security vulnerabilities and manufacturer backdoors in AMD’s latest Epyc, Ryzen, Ryzen Pro, and Ryzen Mobile processors."

Tuesday's glitzy advisory disclosed no technical details – but described 13 "critical" security vulnerabilities that span four bug classes in AMD chips. The biz apparently gave AMD only one day of advance notice it was going public, an amount of time that precludes addressing the flaws prior to publication and deviates from security industry norms of responsible disclosure. Typically, organizations are given up to 30 to 90 days to fix their products.

Link to article.

 

[mercurial]

https://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showth...itical-Flaws-Backdoors-In-Four-AMD-Processors

 

[sajunky]

It seems to me Intel-sponsored company.

 

[DrJohnZoidberg]

It seems to me Intel-sponsored company.

I highly doubt it. This is linked to Viceroy to manipulate their stock price just like they did with Capitec.

 

[ponder]

It seems to me Intel-sponsored company.

Got nothing to do with intel, this is standard viceroy mo to short stock. Everybody knows what they are up to.