Cybersecurity specialists reported the finding of two severe vulnerabilities in Linux-based operating systems that could allow threat actors to bypass the mitigations implemented to prevent Spectre and Meltdown attacks, leadingRead More →
Cybersecurity experts report that a version of CANVAS, an exploit platform to test vulnerabilities in computer systems, was leaked into the VirusTotal database, so now all users of this platformRead More →
Since the vulnerabilities of Spectre and Meltdown appeared, specialists in information security services anticipated that implementing software fixes for these flaws implied a decrease in the performance of a system,Read More →
The flaw is present in all Intel generations after the first generation of Intel Core A speculative execution vulnerability (dubbed Spoiler) has been found in several generations of Intel CPUs,Read More →
Even the Tor browser can be monitored with this malicious code Specialists in digital forensics and information security have revealed a new side channel attack technique that bypasses theRead More →
Developers insist that existing defenses will be enough to contain attacks, but experts disagree Information security and digital forensic investigators have discovered a new set of transient execution attacks onRead More →
The issue has shot alert even in the U.S. Congress CPU manufacturers face two new variations of Specter’s lateral channel attack vulnerabilities, following a series of investigations by experts in enterprise dataRead More →
RAM use increases up to 10% Google revealed this week that its solutions for the Spectre vulnerability have caused the Chrome browser to use more RAM memory. In a publication, Google detailsRead More →
Intel won’t fix Meltdown nor Spectre for 10 product families covering 230-plus CPUs. Intel has issued new “microcode revision guidance” that reveals it won’t address the Meltdown and Spectre designRead More →
Earlier today, we reported on some shocking news — there is a serious vulnerability that affects Intel processors. To make matters worse, patching that vulnerability — now known as “Meltdown” —Read More →
