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This time it's only 6th Generation Core processors and up? I thought even the older ones had pretty much the same version of ME installed, which had the previous vulnerability.
So, will Intel be patching both the vulnerabilities and the kludges people have found to remove ME? Thus making some customers safer while maintaining systemic risk for everyone? "Asking for a friend"
Intel provides patches to vendors. Vendors provide patches to you eventually or never.
Most annoying thing is that there isn’t even a real alternative. If I understand it right then AMD chips have pretty much the same thing?
Unreal. Kept scrolling and the vulnerabilities kept coming. Most annoying thing is that there isn’t even a real alternative. If I understand it right then AMD chips have pretty much the same thing?
ARM could be a affordable alternative to x86 if that works for you.
Unreal. Kept scrolling and the vulnerabilities kept coming. Most annoying thing is that there isn’t even a real alternative. If I understand it right then AMD chips have pretty much the same thing?
I am really looking forward for either ARM to displace x64 or even better RISC-V. With ARM you have many more vendors so more chance for options, and RISC-V is the ultimate in openness.