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 No.21837

Wasn't Dani complaining about AMD PSP being a backdoor months ago here?

Looks like you were proven right.

https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=AMD-PSP-2018-Vulnerability

 No.21838

what else did dani complain about

 No.21840

at least it can't give whatmin your entire memory with one simple trick

https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2017-5754

 No.21842

who cares about that chinless freak

 No.21843

>>21840
>may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an attacker with local user access

This means they need to have a user account on your Windows or Linux PC.

 No.21849

>>21843
Or they could, you know, get YOU to run the program for them.

 No.21850

>>21849
If they could do that, they wouldn't need this exploit, they could already do whatever they want.

I don't understand how Windows users aren't paranoid, the default way of installing software is "Run this binary you found on some website, also there's no source code available".

I would never recommend someone do banking/email on a Windows machine, unless it was dedicated to only doing that.

 No.21851

>>21850
>Run this binary you found on some website,
Or go to some website and have the JS load automatically.

 No.21853

yeah but before he said that I said PSP was probably susceptible to the same microcode shit >>21149

i dont remember where my original post was, but it was probably in response to one of his stupid amd > intel posts.

 No.21854

>>21851
No one can really harm you with javascript unless they have a major exploit in your browser.

If you know of an exploit in Firefox/Chrome that would allow javascript to do anything outside of the browser, there's people who would pay thousands for that.

 No.21872

>>21854
meltdownattack.com

 No.21873

>>21872
Scared to click on this.

 No.21874

>>21853
Yeah, the amd/intel dichotomy is obnoxious, especially when we, the consumer, lose either way by patronizing publicly traded companies whose only incentive is to drain our wallets as much as possible.
>>21873
https://archive.fo/wkfvA

 No.21889

>>21854
>unless they have a major exploit in your browser.
Why give them the chance? Plus spectre works in-browser without a browser exploit.



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