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Verify whether your system is vulnerable to the new MDS CPU attacks with these tools from the RIDL team!

Windows: https://t.co/CSDJA8zn02
Linux: https://t.co/AyOk56Oz5A
GitHub: https://t.co/wYQojHJami

— Ian Coldwater 👻🌿✨ (@IanColdwater) May 14, 2019

I don’t think this is a regular Tuesday: CVE-2018-12126 MSBDS, CVE-2018-12127 MLPDS, CVE-2018-12130 ZombieLoad, CVE-2019-11091 MDSUM, CVE-2018-0708 RDP, CVE-2019-3568 WhatsApp, CVE-2019-8605 iOS, CVE-2019-1649 Cisco

— Adrian Rueegsegger (@Kensan42) May 14, 2019

So many independently reported the new Intel issues! (those I found on Twitter: @lavados @misc0110 @mlqxyz @danielmgmi @jovanbulck @themadstephan @noopwafel @sirmc @pit_frg @gimaisura @kavehrazavi @herbertbos @c_giuffrida @bsdaemon @epakskape @yuvalyarom) https://t.co/VGIgZ27FYY

— Adrian Rueegsegger (@Kensan42) May 14, 2019

There will no doubt be a lot of hype over the Intel MDS flaws announced today, but pretty telling that Google opted to shut off hyperthreading in ChromeOS to mitigate ithttps://t.co/LKcdUk4Pj4

— Kenn White (@kennwhite) May 14, 2019

Something we've been working for past year.
We named them uArch Data sampling.
Zombie load attack is also good name.
Here is s/w guidance – https://t.co/LnpRfl7vsS
Here is a deep dive – https://t.co/6LJy4ke74a

— Deepak (@dkg0414) May 14, 2019