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ah, because of the out of order instruction processing with the SMP. Not thought about that, but the speed bumps all round will more than absorb any OS mitigat
by Zenst 7y ago
ah, because of the out of order instruction processing with the SMP. Not thought about that, but the speed bumps all round will more than absorb any OS mitigation overhead.
- lucb1e 7y agoThis was my first thought when I saw "out of order" in the post. Would have been fair to mention this introduces customers to a whole new class of vulnerabilities, but I guess that's not exactly promo material...