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> no known cases Is there any way to get a sense for how meaningful this is? Like, is it a pretty sure bet that no attack has happened? Or, if an attack has ha
by latch 5y ago
> no known cases
Is there any way to get a sense for how meaningful this is? Like, is it a pretty sure bet that no attack has happened? Or, if an attack has happened, it's likely been targeted state-sponsored? Or, is it every time you deploy on a multi-tenant host (e.g., ec2), you're playing Russian roulette?
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- dahfizz 5y agoCloud hosting (ec2) will use ECC ram on the baremetal hosts, which make this already impractical exploit basically impossible.