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In this pdf[1] , they discuss security issues in intel chips.They mention strange responses from intel. Also it's possible, but very hard to exploit those issue
by hershel 13y ago
In this pdf[1] , they discuss security issues in intel chips.They mention strange responses from intel. Also it's possible, but very hard to exploit those issues , which is optimal in this case.
1[]http://pavlinux.ru/jr/Software_Attacks_on_Intel_VT-d.pdf http://pavlinux.ru/jr/Software_Attacks_on_Intel_VT-d.pdf
- voltagex_ 13y agoForgive me if I don't open a PDF from a .ru domain. (and yes, I know how silly that response is)
- slacka 13y agoIf you were actually interested in the content, there are countless ways to open a PDF safely. * Open the PDF in a non-adobe reader such as Foxit and Sumatra w/ JavaScript disabled * Both FF and Chromes internal PDF viewers ignore JS * You can preview a PDF in Google drive * Open the PDF in a sandboxed VM. Guessing for your history of spammming 1 line pointless comments, you probably already know this.
- voltagex_ 13y agoYou are right. I didn't know that PDF.js in Firefox was somewhat safer, though.