ZombieLoad side-channel attack affects Intel chips manufactured since 2008
The flaw could enable hackers to steal almost every bit of data from inside the CPU - including on servers running in the cloud
ZombieLoad flaw could allow hackers to steal almost every bit of data from inside the CPU. Image: zombieloadattack.com.
Researchers have discovered a new class of Spectre-like security flaws in Intel microprocessors, dubbed microarchitectural data sampling flaws. The flaws could enable hackers to steal almost every bit...
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