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Except everyone that runs kernel 4.12 and onwards, where it was enabled by default and many distributions have had KASLR enabled earlier. Also, it doesn't just
by daenney 9y ago
Except everyone that runs kernel 4.12 and onwards, where it was enabled by default and many distributions have had KASLR enabled earlier.
Also, it doesn't just affect KASLR. KASLR isn't even the concern here. Based on the info that is available/has been pieced together, it appears to be a bug, at the hardware desing level, in Intel CPUs speculative execution capabilities.