Intel patches high-severity CPU privilege escalation flaw

The Reptar vulnerability affects Intel processors with the new fast short repeat move (FSRM) feature.

Intel CPU flaw could enable hackers to attack PCs, cars, and medical devices

CSO Online on LinkedIn: Intel patches high-severity CPU privilege escalation flaw

Intel's microcode updates for mobile, desktop, and server, Richard Staynings posted on the topic

High Severity Security Flaw in Intel CPUs Allows Attackers to Access Encryption Keys and Bypass TPM, BitLocker, and DRM - CPO Magazine

Patch high-severity 'Reptar' Intel chip bug soon, say security pros

AMD distributes security patches to fix 50 vulnerabilities, Intel 25 - GIGAZINE

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Spectre-NG - Researchers revealed 8 new varieties of the Spectre flaws

CVE-2022-22047: Windows Vulnerability Under Active Exploitation.

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Patch high-severity 'Reptar' Intel chip bug soon, say security pros

Reptar: New Intel CPU Vulnerability Impacts Multi-Tenant Virtualized Environments - Devel Group