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Intel has the AES-NI instruction in some chips. This is said to reduce the side channels considerably. (Have fun figuring out if that laptop at the store actua
by marshray 15y ago
Intel has the AES-NI instruction in some chips. This is said to reduce the side channels considerably.
(Have fun figuring out if that laptop at the store actually has it though. The "Core I7" designation isn't enough.)
- duskwuff 15y agoAgain, that's just for AES, which isn't what's being discussed in this article. RSA is a totally different beast.