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Fair enough. The point remains, information is leaking into the microarchitectural state and then being extracted from there -- quite different from earlier at
by cperciva 9y ago
Fair enough. The point remains, information is leaking into the microarchitectural state and then being extracted from there -- quite different from earlier attacks which simply exploited the fact that the microarchitecture resulted in certain operations during a cryptographic computation being faster or slower depending on the data being handled.