Releasing our PoC implementations for #Meltdown – https://t.co/M99UwQ1XhS – More to follow /cc @misc0110 @lavados @StefanMangard #intelbug #kaiser #kpti

— Moritz Lipp (@mlqxyz) January 9, 2018

TA18-004A: Meltdown and Spectre Side-Channel Vulnerability Guidance https://t.co/jZWEuaJATS

— CISA Cyber (@CISACyber) January 4, 2018

I just posted some initial work into detecting Spectre, Meltdown, and cache side channels attacks using hardware performance counters. https://t.co/iYCbsjfZ1w

— codypierce (@codypierce) January 8, 2018

meltdown-poc
A PoC implementation of the meltdown attack described in https://t.co/cfaeKowR78 by @ReleasePreview
Repohttps://t.co/rrJtQpHK3p pic.twitter.com/yzhBHuLLCk

— Florian Roth (@cyb3rops) January 8, 2018

CPU vulnerability guidance for Azure customers https://t.co/3UWD2neW5M

— Azure Support (@AzureSupport) January 4, 2018

P. Kocher et al., “Spectre Attacks: Exploiting Speculative Execution” (arXiv version) https://t.co/7yZmjTnpI8

— Arrigo Triulzi (@cynicalsecurity) January 9, 2018

M. Lipp et al., “Meltdown” (yes, this is the arXiv version of the Meltdown vulnerability paper) https://t.co/N0n7JPljev

— Arrigo Triulzi (@cynicalsecurity) January 9, 2018

An Explanation of the #Meltdown & #Spectre Bugs for a Non-Technical Audience – https://t.co/MD2roxbfqj pic.twitter.com/Z9JVNzWjkw

— Cloudflare (@Cloudflare) January 8, 2018

Verifying Spectre / Meltdown protections remotelyhttps://t.co/2lnakXrERS

In this post we will take a look at the SpeculationControl PowerShell module that was recently released by the Microsoft Security Response Center to help with verifying Spectre / Meltdown protections.

— Ralph Kyttle (@ralphkyt) January 5, 2018

A lot of VMs are experience a higher-than-expected performance hit with the Meltdown patch. That's simply because PCID is turned off:https://t.co/iWQqghyaDQ

— Robᵉʳᵗ Graham 𝕏 (@ErrataRob) January 8, 2018