more on Spectre/Meltdown

An update on AMD processor security from Mark Papermaster, Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer. https://t.co/jpWXWdcyrQ

— AMD (@AMD) January 11, 2018

Updates for Microsoft #Surface Devices. These updates include updated Surface UEFI firmware to address potential security vulnerabilities, including Microsoft security advisory 180002 #Meltdown #Spectre https://t.co/IZoztC19CJ

— Francesco Molfese (@FrancescoMolf) January 10, 2018

Intel says patches can cause reboot problems in old chips https://t.co/E53NGGb0xG via @InfoSecHotSpot

— 🆂🅴🅰🅽 🅷🅰🆁🆁🅸🆂 (@InfoSecHotSpot) January 12, 2018

There are no bugs in anyone's CPU. But there are compreshensive fixes for them, developed by your CPU vendor. That you need to get from your BIOS vendor, alongside your OS vendor. Which come as OS kernel mitigations. Only if your AV vendor sets a reg key. Oh, patch your browser.

— Alex Ionescu (@aionescu) January 5, 2018

Interview with Anders Fogh: https://t.co/Jj8Jf42c9v

— halvarflake (@halvarflake) January 11, 2018

The research of @anders_fogh laid the ground for what is considered the worsest vulnerability in computer history. We asked him some questions about #Meltdown and #Spectrehttps://t.co/AK3Arhwi82

— Ralf Benzmüller (@rb_gdata) January 11, 2018