Hi Felix
Ok, I now understand your points. You have right, with the Firefox case; and
this is GOOD NEWS for the SECURITY.
AND if you argue with the one direction of microcode updates YOU have also
right. ;)
But who (which tech.) can/will stop a clever hacker doing forward updates on
the
> I’m very very sorry, that you think I’m NOT understanding „Specter" and
> what this shows. - I understand this very well! ;)
>
> *FOR YOU:*
> *==
> *
> PLEASE look at the possibilities of the new *version 57.0.4 of Firefox*.
> *With this special created release (of this browser) you can
I’m very very sorry, that you think I’m NOT understanding „Specter" and what
this shows. - I understand this very well! ;)
FOR YOU:
==
PLEASE look at the possibilities of the new version 57.0.4 of Firefox. With
this special created release (of this browser) you can PATCH the Microcode
Sorry it’s NOT enough. Don’t worry I trust Intel for changing Intel CPUs; I
trust AMD for changing AMD CPUs, etc. NO problem with that! - But
SIMPLYFYED:
How can Firefox 57.0.4 change the Intel CPU/MMU - Microcode if such change need
a secret code signature and don’t know anything secured from
*Sorry it’s NOT enough.* Don’t worry I trust Intel for changing Intel
CPUs; I trust AMD for changing AMD CPUs, etc. NO problem with that! - But
SIMPLYFYED:
How can Firefox 57.0.4 change the Intel CPU/MMU - Microcode if such
change need a secret code signature and don’t know anything secured
*Second:* I’m not willing to accept, that CPU/MMU - Microcode can be
changed just by some OS/SW-Updates *without* any physical and local
interventions or with *a secret „ONE WAY“* passwords/ticket
*directly coming from the manufacture company*. Otherwise "very bad
hackers" are able to change
On Sat, 6 Jan 2018 13:32:30 +0100 Patrik Lori wrote:
>
> If Intel, AMD, ARM, .. now communicating, that they can change the
CPU/MMU-Microcode outside there secured factories; they send (with this)
very dangerous messages to all hackers.
>
> Hackers can use "the same
STOP, STOP, STOP -> ALL THIS "Microcode-Patch" Infos!
=
If Intel, AMD, ARM, .. now communicating, that they can change the
CPU/MMU-Microcode outside there secured factories; they send (with this) very
dangerous messages to all hackers.
Hackers can use "the
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