Chipmakers’ Security Snafu: Intel, AMD, and Nvidia’s Vulnerability Parade
Intel, AMD, and Nvidia have dropped a tech horror-comedy with their latest security advisories. Intel steals the show with 34 new vulnerabilities, including a critical one that could make your server board’s BMC act like it’s got a mind of its own. Meanwhile, AMD and Nvidia join the vulnerability party with less flair.
Hot Take:
Well, it seems the chip-making giants are playing a game of “Who Patched It Better?” this Patch Tuesday! Intel, AMD, and Nvidia have all come to the table with a buffet of vulnerabilities, leaving us to wonder if “finding bugs” is the new competitive sport in Silicon Valley. Who knew chips could have so many holes? Better patch up those chips, or you might end up with a vulnerability souffle!
Key Points:
- Intel disclosed 34 new vulnerabilities, with one critical affecting Server Board BMC.
- AMD rolled out 11 advisories, tackling high-severity flaws and a side-channel attack named ZenLeak.
- Nvidia published four advisories, highlighting high-severity vulnerabilities in their products.
- Privilege escalation, DoS attacks, and information disclosure are common themes across the board.
- Security patches are the new must-have accessory for your tech arsenal!
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