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Only up to 11th gen... it didn't seem like this could have been disclosed to Intel soon enough for them to have fixed it for 12th gen, so had they just happened
by zerocrates 3y ago
Only up to 11th gen... it didn't seem like this could have been disclosed to Intel soon enough for them to have fixed it for 12th gen, so had they just happened to fix it while fixing something else, or what?
Decided to look in the paper and "Intel states that newer CPUs such as Alder Lake, Raptor Lake, and Sapphire Rapids are unaffected, although not a security consideration and seems just a side effect of a significantly modified architecture." So basically they just randomly fixed it, or at least made this particular exploit nonworkable.
- broodbucket 3y agoMicroarchitectural behaviour changes from generation to generation, and thus so do side effects. Fixing things by accident (and also introducing new problems by accident) are relatively frequent occurrences
- stevefan1999 3y agoFix one big bug, get two small bugs...
- locriacyber 3y agoWe should just call them "slimes".
- dncornholio 3y agoYes