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Former employee here. Endgame has one of the best, most humble security research teams I've ever seen. Plus they're all around good dudes.
by xrayzerone 9y ago
Former employee here. Endgame has one of the best, most humble security research teams I've ever seen. Plus they're all around good dudes.
- godelmachine 9y agoHas Endgame published any research papers? I am curious to have a look at them.
- nutate 9y agoCurrent endgame employee here. Yes. In R&D our data science team has published a few and the vulnerability research & prevention team has as well. Some of these were in the form of talks. IIRC the most relevant to this blog post is here: https://www.blackhat.com/docs/us-16/materials/us-16-Pierce-Capturing-0days-With-PERFectly-Placed-Hardware-Traps-wp.pdf https://www.blackhat.com/docs/us-16/materials/us-16-Pierce-C...
- dustfinger 9y agoThe article that your co-worker, Cody Pierce, wrote refers to MELTDOWN#1,2,3 and SPECTRE#1,2,3 in a number of headings describing the different detection scenarios. Nowhere in the article is there an explanation about what those numbered heading MELTDOWN / SPECTRE titles are referring to. May you provide links to what these are referring to, or ask Cody Pierce to post an explanation on the blog. Thank you for your time!
- dustfinger 9y agonm. I see now that the title of each variant is in the embedded image depicting the tabular results. I was trying to find the explanation via text search.