These vulnerabilities are referred to as Microarchitectural Data Sampling(MDS) due to the fact that they rely upon leveraging speculation to obtain state left within internal CPU structures.
Although Google claims that nobody has actually exploited these vulnerabilities to date, it will ultimately be an invitation too tempting for hackers to ignore.
These vulnerabilities are caused when Internet Explorer does not properly validate permissions under specific conditions, potentially allowing script to be run with elevated privileges.
These vulnerabilities, however, could have been remedied by relatively simple improvements in enemy procedures, and such changes would certainly have been implemented had Germany any hint of Bletchley's success.
These vulnerabilities are not unique to QCT servers and will affect any systems using modern microprocessor architectures with impacted firmware revisions.
These vulnerabilities are caused by the software designer making trust assumptions that permit the software to provide beneficial features, while also introducing the possibility of someone violating the trust assumptions to compromise security.
While these vulnerabilities are proven and serious(a‘proof of concept' code exists for all of them), there is no proof that any malware has successfully exploited them.
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