A raft of flaws in AMD chips makes bad hacks much, much worse

Ars Technica
By Dan GoodinMar 13, 2018, 5:07 pm69 pts
Enlarge (credit: AMD) Secure enclaves like the one found in iPhones are intended to be impenetrable fortresses that handle tasks too sensitive for the main CPUs they work with. AMD's version of that co-processor contains a raft of critical flaws that attackers could exploit to run malware that's nearly…

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