>AMD's Secure Processor / Platform Security Processor (PSP) that is akin to Intel's Management Engine (ME) is reportedly vulnerable to remote code execution.
>A member of Google's Cloud Security Team discovered through static analysis that a function in PSP's firmware TPM code is vulnerable to a stack-based overflow due to missing bounds checks. Submitting a specially-crafted certificate to the fTPM trustlet code can lead to an overflow and then full control on the program counter.
What do these even offer to the average consumer? All I use my PC for is vidia and multimedia and I fail to see why I need ME or PSP.
Hunter Hughes
Read the last paragraph, favela boy.
Jackson Moore
>Google reported this issue to the AMD Security Team in September and then in December began rolling out a software fix. Following the 90-day disclosure process, the information was made public here.
I-I-IT'S OK WHEN AMD D-D-DOES IT
Justin Wood
It's been/ will be soon patched
Another FUD / Slide thread by an Intel Shill.
Meltdown performance impact is the real story.
Adam Howard
IT'S OK WHEN AMD DOES IT
Blake Walker
>google fucking over both amd and intel
Is google going to come out with its own cpu or something?
Blake Jenkins
Desperation is a stinky cologne.
Liam Collins
AMD drones in full overdrive, even when it's a Sunday
Anthony Howard
>AMD releases a software fix for a small yet to be exploited bug in a brand new line of processors >INTEL deliberately hides a massive wide open door vulnerability in every single processor they've made since the C2D days so their CEO can sell $24 million worth of stock and laugh at the goyim
Wow, these things are exactly the same.
Dylan Cox
AMD acknowledges that it even exists.
AMD doesn't let vulnerability "bugs" go unpatched for years.
AMD doesn't give their PSP certificates to the NSA.
AMD FX don't have PSP anyways.
Daniel Edwards
I thought my playstation portable was in danger at first, thank god
Landon Thomas
How's the Meltdown patch doing on your servers?
Owen Collins
They already did, it's in the pixel 2.
Jason Flores
>AMD doesn't give their PSP certificates to the NSA.
How do you know this? Your brand loyalty is showing.
Zachary Nguyen
You can just tell.
Brayden Sanders
>AMD doesn't give their PSP certificates to the NSA.
Nathan Sullivan
>AMD doesn't give their PSP certificates to the NSA. the absolute state of amdrones
>Cohen's post described the vulnerability as remote code execution flaw. However, physical access is a prerequisite.
literally nothing
Jeremiah Morris
Says the Intlet in full damage control mode. Shilling aint gonna save Intel this time kid.
Josiah Peterson
Wow that's it? Hardly worth mentioning in comparison to cucktel me allowing remote login with a blank password.
Lucas Nelson
lol cry more shill faggot
Cameron Cox
this, unlike intlel which can be exploited remotely at any time.
Colton Lopez
Intel actually doesn't, as I understand it. vPro/AMT is only present in certain CPU+motherboard combinations - and none of the K-series CPU have it.
Charles Jenkins
>op's face literary right now this is the Nth thread and is not even true
Eli Morales
>Cohen
Jaxson Perez
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Michael Carter
Just a cohencidence I am sure!
Thomas Myers
...
Austin Kelly
2018 all processors have back doors.
PSP and TPM is pure shit and no one should use it. AMD every fucken time.
1) Buy intel 2) Time to upgrade what is this intel is bending me over? Lets have a look into AMD 3) Objective and honest look into AMD 4) WOW AMD is exactly like intel only more shit better buy intel. 5) GOTO 1
Every fucken time.
Intel bug, AMD is right next to show how retarded they are for doing the exact same thing and creating a literal botnet CPU like intel did.
Joseph Clark
>All I use my PC for is vidia and multimedia and I fail to see why I need ME or PSP. No one needs it, and there's no excuse for them being included. These "features" should be moved outside of the cpu, and available as an add on for those who want it.
Daniel Bennett
On most motherboards there's no realistic way to exploit the fTPM bug and you can easily disable it to close the gap.
Meh
Grayson Morgan
Well there is this small window where AMD CPUs made sense, which is when the 8000 series was not out yet.
Luis Morales
Why are AMD fanboys the worst fanboys to ever exist?
>Following the 90-day disclosure process, the information was made public here. > 90-day > 90-day
AMD did sit on their hands and did nothing for 90-days!
AMD fanboys in full damage control. >I-I-IT'S OK WHEN AMD D-D-DOES IT
Henry Evans
>incucks getting desperate.
Zachary Lee
Nice try, Brian. Pretty sure they have been doing something rather than nothing to fix it >09-28-17 - Vulnerability reported to AMD Security Team. >12-07-17 - Fix is ready. Vendor works on a rollout to affected partners. seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2018/Jan/12
Asher Bailey
why are Intel shills the worst shills to ever exist?
Samuel Cox
>AMD gets security advisory >ok cool here's a patch our bad :3
>Intel gets a security advisory >do nothing for six months >push out a shitty patch which results in getting a whooping from Linus >"it's not a flaw it's on purpose everyone else is affected too amd amd amd amd amd"
Ryder Long
>t. I can't take it any more or even keep up intel defence force admitting defeat
Alexander Gomez
you forgot >Intel gets a security advisory >continue release of ''''new'''' cpus as planned WITH the vulnerabity >cancel them only when it gets public
>What this means for contemporary Jewish discourse is critical: Even though many contemporary Jews are not observant, pilpul continues to be deployed. Pilpul occurs any time the speaker is committed to “prove” his point regardless of the evidence in front of him. The casuistic aspect of this hair-splitting leads to a labyrinthine form of argument where the speaker blows enough rhetorical smoke to make his interlocutor submit. Reason is not an issue when pilpul takes over: what counts is the establishment of a fixed, immutable point that can never truly be disputed.
Daniel Bell
amd fix the bug 1.5 months before the publication >AMD drones in full overdrive, even when it's a Sunday
this reverse projection is interesting
Josiah Morgan
I grew up with lots of Jewish people. I generally like Jewish people but despise their remarkably evil religion. Their ability to lie in spirit while following a linguistic course of logical "truth" has always impressed and astounded me, although I have no respect for it and learned as a young person that ultimate "truths" to Jewish people must always come second to aggressively protecting Judaism.
That quote of Hitler's is the most accurate thing that can be said of Jews and the honest reason people don't like Jews.
I have spent much time with Jewish friends/girl friends and I have no idea if they are even aware of their own deep rooted dishonesty. They seem to be immune from recognizing any non positive aspect of themselves, their genetics or culture. To this day I wonder if any Jew is aware of the inherent selfishness and selfserving nature of their culture/people?
Eli Taylor
Do you think Lisa Su would agree to be my mom?
Michael Powell
SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP
Grayson Diaz
>wojak cancer How do you dumb newfag apes live with yourselves?
Joseph Fisher
>the "literary" retard is an AMDrone who would have guessed
Noah Wright
>DAMAGE CONTROL >the thread
Jace Reed
jewish tricks 101 right here >start bread >get btfo >use your op in reverse i hope you kill yourself when the stocks die
Dominic Robinson
>How do you dumb newfag apes live with yourselves?
Colton White
>incomprehensibly blithers about retarded shit when he gets called out to try and confuse his way out of it yep, it's definitely you and I'm still not surprised at all I hope you get back on your meds some day
Justin Martinez
replace me with you and your last 2 posts make sense confirmend jewish shill btw, your twisting and reversing tactics are all the same and i still hope you all get rekt just because of your atrocious posting