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Monday, January 8

TOP STORY

  • David is harvesting credit card numbers and passwords on your site. Here’s how.

TWEET OF THE DAY

  • There was a golden moment in 1995 where all of the sudden all of us knew how exploitable and common stack overflows were and everything in the world was broken. That’s what this feels like. - @tqbf

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Modern processors go to great lengths to preserve the abstraction that they are in-order scalar machines that access memory directly, while in fact using a host of techniques including caching, instruction reordering, and speculation to deliver much higher performance than a simple processor could hope to achieve. Meltdown and Spectre are examples of what happens when we reason about security in the context of that abstraction, and then encounter minor discrepancies between the abstraction and reality.

Eben Upton, Raspberry Pi Founder

 


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