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Since there is relatively little AMD running, you would expect relatively little investment in attacking it.
by robotresearcher 7y ago
Since there is relatively little AMD running, you would expect relatively little investment in attacking it.
- kevin_thibedeau 7y ago> We were unable to reproduce this behavior on non-Intel CPUs and consider it likely that this is an implementation issue affecting only Intel CPUs. The attacks are being attempted. AMD just didn't screw up as badly.
- robotresearcher 7y agoTrying Intel attacks on AMD just in case is cheap and easy, and in this case fruitless. It doesn’t shed any light on how much effort is being put into finding AMD’s own specific screw ups.