AMD confirms it is preparing patches for newly outed CPU flaws
AMD claims it's patches will have no impact on CPU performance, distinguishing the bugs from the Meltdown and Spectre issues.
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AMD confirms Ryzenfall vulnerabilities, but says they'll be fixed soon via routine BIOS updates
AMD has issued its response to the Ryzenfall vulnerabilities discovered by CTS-Labs, and it sounds like they can be patched rather routinely.
Mark Hachman | 21 Mar | Read more
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Intel touts new Spectre-resistant Cascade Lake chips later this year
Intel wraps up Meltdown-Spectre patching for all CPUs released in the past five years and has redesigned new Cascade Lake CPUs to mitigate the attacks.
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Expert confirms AMD chip flaws, reporting firm defends short disclosure
AMD bug hunters offer an alternative to Google's 90-day disclosure deadline.
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AMD chip flaws may have critical flaw, but report may be short-sell play
AMD's chips have serious vulnerabilities, according to a security research firm and a short-selling firm.
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