Not quite clickbait. Previously there was no way to experiment with and introspect the changes in any Intel microcode updates. This gives unverified r/w to mi

Not quite clickbait. Previously there was no way to experiment with and introspect the changes in any Intel microcode updates. This gives unverified r/w to microcode update RAM, allowing reverse engineering of at least Apollo Lake updates and update mechanisms. I've been a little wigged out by the post spectre world of encrypted, unknown blobs changing every couple months. I prefer to treat vendors in a "trust in Allah, but tie up your camel" sort of way as much as possible.