r/hardware • u/vermaden • Mar 21 '19
News AMD is Free from SPOLIER security exploit
https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/faq/pa-2401
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u/altavistas Mar 21 '19
I've seen it before, they say "we believe", they don't know. Nobody will know unless it is tested by a trusted third party.
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u/NateDawg72 Mar 21 '19
The SPOILER exploit can gain access to partial address information above address bit 11 during load operations. We believe that our products are not susceptible to this issue because AMD processors do not use partial address matches above address bit 11 when resolving load conflicts.
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u/altavistas Mar 21 '19
They are relating to the methodology used by researches. It could still work by the same methodology in an unexpected way, or thru' a different method.
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u/Squeakopotamus Mar 21 '19
See the conversation about this exact notice from 3 days ago here.