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It is highly specific, yes. But who knows what else is lurking? When chips have these undocumented co-processors in them with unlimited privilege to the system
by classichasclass 8y ago
It is highly specific, yes. But who knows what else is lurking?
When chips have these undocumented co-processors in them with unlimited privilege to the system, sooner or later they're going to be exploited.
- agumonkey 8y agoYeah it opens my eyes on the real life implementation of processors, it's not just x86 assembly, a chip is free to have anything in it. /me sets up his x-ray machine