Intel to release more patches for 'Zombieload' vulnerabilities affecting its processors
Security researchers criticise Intel for its piecemeal approach towards micro-architectural data sampling flaws
Intel is to release new patches "in the coming weeks" to address two more vulnerabilities affecting the speculative execution functionality of its processor technology. "These issues are closely related...
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