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My ignorance is showing, but what product lines are impacted? Obviously things like Xeons and Core iXs, but what about things like Atom processors in tablets?
by SomeStupidPoint 9y ago
My ignorance is showing, but what product lines are impacted?
Obviously things like Xeons and Core iXs, but what about things like Atom processors in tablets?
- yjftsjthsd-h 9y agoThe post appears to claim that literally everything is affected, albeit probably only locally exploitable. I think that's what it means at least.
- SomeStupidPoint 9y agoIt claims that things with IME are (which I'm not sure if Atom has), and lists a series of architectures of which Atom isn't part. (Its architectures have different names.) It's ambiguous if the Atom line (and which portions) might be impacted, and I would prefer someone comment directly on if Atom has ME and if so, if it was using the dangerous version (and when).
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- pja 9y agoI think anything with an i5 or i7 in the name has the ME onchip. My spare Thinkpad certainly does & it’s four or five years old at this point in time. I turned the ME off in the bios the moment I acquired it, but I doubt Lenovo will be issuing any bios updates for it.
- Natanael_L 9y agoIntel says Enterprise grade hardware is affected, not consumer grade.