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Intel's New Tech Stops Physical Attacks
By Anton Shilov published
Intel develops Tunable Replica Circuit technology to prevent non-invasive physical glitch attacks.
New Vulnerability Affects All AMD Zen CPUs: Threading May Need to Be Disabled
By Anton Shilov published
Newly discovered side-channel attack recovers 4096-bit RSA key on AMD's Zen-based CPUs.
Intel 'Sunny Cove' SGX Vulnerability Discovered
By Anton Shilov published
Intel's Ice Lake, Rocket Lake, and Gemini Lake CPUs are vulnerable to ÆPIC Leak vulnerability.
World's First Apple M1 Data Recovery, Firm Claims
By Ian Evenden last updated
DriveSavers claims it may be the first in the world to achieve M1 data recovery.
CosmicStrand Malware Infects ASUS, Gigabyte Motherboards
By Francisco Pires published
A very earthly threat reaches hardened UEFI BIOSes.
NASA Hacks Its Supercomputing Way Through Intel, AMD Parts
By Francisco Pires published
Adding AMD chops to Intel's kicks in a modular approach to supercomputing, NASA's Aitken takes up a single acre of land and will unlock frontiers of data processing for the budding space agency.
Devilish SATAn Hack Turns Drive Cable Into Antenna to Steal Data
By Paul Alcorn last updated
A new SATAn attack uses a common SATA drive cable as a radio transmitter to steal data.
How to Use X Forwarding to Run GUI Apps via SSH
By Les Pounder last updated
Forwarding an X session over SSH brings a remote GUI application to your desktop, so now all of your apps are in one place, and not in random VNC sessions.
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