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Rowhammer does not really happen in real life scenarios, because if you access the same block of memory multiple times it usually gets cached in L1, L2 or L3 ca
by mvanaltvorst 5y ago
Rowhammer does not really happen in real life scenarios, because if you access the same block of memory multiple times it usually gets cached in L1, L2 or L3 cache. You really have to try to induce such a magnetic field in RAM. The things you're referring to are probably from other sources of random bit flips, such as cosmic radiation.
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