On 7/19/19 12:19 AM, Andrew David Wong wrote: > - Coreboot [6] initialization for the x230 is binary-blob-free, > including native graphic initialization. Built with the > Heads [7] payload, it delivers an Anti Evil Maid (AEM) [8]-like > solution built into the firmware. (Even though our requirements [4] > provide an exception for CPU-vendor-provided blobs for silicon and > memory initialization, Insurgo exceeds our requirements by insisting > that these be absent from its machines.) > Is the RAM vulnerable to Rowhammer attacks? My understanding is that recent motherboards mitigate these attacks by increasing the refresh rate, but I am not sure if this one can.
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