Intel will be addressing 77 security vulnerabilities this month
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fantaskarsef
First, I believe everything in this news item beyond the first paragraph is from Intel's update, so the wording is from them. Thanks @Hilbert Hagedoorn for posting it nonetheless.
And at the same time, you have to get them yourselves:
So yeah... thanks for letting us know (since we even bother to reach out for tech sites) that we have to do any patching ourselves? Great customer support.
So... when's Zen 4k going to release?
Embra
The Vulnerabilities Team have certainly been busy.
Could be some job opportunities there.
DeskStar
DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN...….. Feeling better and better about my step over toward the red side. I don't even like the idea that I still have to install Intel drivers for my Lan shtuff on my AMD system. Heck I never liked seeing the "AMD Core Optimizer" installed on my Intel system before.
Intel has to be taken up on all of these hardware level vulnerabilities that are just pouring out of them. There needs to be another form of repercussion against them I believe.
anticupidon
Some lawyers woke up today with a LOT of stuff to, suing people and companies, make some cash out of it.
IMHO, Intel, why oh why wouldn't you go open source on Management Engine or disable it completely and develop some layered security mechanism which can me improved constantly by a huge open team?
This applies to AMD, of course, they still have PSP active on their CPU and uses security by obscurity.
I guess we will never have something good and cheap. We pay with out data and our privacy.
Dimitrios1983
The gift that keeps on giving!
schmidtbag
Reddoguk
One word sums this up OOOOOF.
yeeeeman
anticupidon
You're halfway right.
I'll explain my point.
Yes, hardware has vulnerabilities, some discovered, some don't.
Every modern processor has something that can be escalated, doesn't matter the brand.
To vast majority of worldwide users, hardly matters. Ignorance is bliss, right?
But to those who matters, the important thing is HOW you deal with your brand, hardware and vulnerabilities.
Intel didn't handle it like pros, they tried to smear everyone, and launched some shady tactics at AMD.
AMD took it like it should, and did their thing.
Is AMD the hero here? Hardly.
But how they managed their problems in the eyes of the consumer matters.
It's about perception.
TheDeeGee
90s CPU HYPE!
sverek
DRAIN THE LAKES!
I gonna use it whenever Intel fixes security issues with lakes CPUs 😀
Labyrinth
Picolete
More problems than Fallout 76
ladcrooks
That's 77 this month folks. how many next month? 😱