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This has, similar to Meltdown and Spectre, been broken earlier than expected. As far as I am aware this wasn’t supposed to be released by Cisco until Wednesday,
by graystevens 9y ago
This has, similar to Meltdown and Spectre, been broken earlier than expected. As far as I am aware this wasn’t supposed to be released by Cisco until Wednesday, but anonymous reports started to circulate yesterday and today. This isn’t a great sign for the industry when stuff can’t be kept under wraps until an agreed date.
Edit: Credit to the folks at NCC Group - they’ve picked up a few ASA vulnerabilities now.
- duncan_bayne 9y agoMaybe it's not a bad sign for the industry - maybe it's just a sign that the industry really thinks that embargoes like these are a bad idea. Or at least some members of it.