unseenmorbidity
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No way.Sponsored by intel???
Security Researchers Publish Ryzen Flaws, Gave AMD 24 hours Prior Notice
AMD CPU Attack Vectors and Vulnerabilities
Doesn't look like AMD got even a 24 hour warning.
As fast reporting I thought the article was alright. But with what we know now the article is highly misleading, and it's disappointing that the article remains unchanged while being in a premium spot on the homepage. (This case is a good check for due diligence or lack thereof by a lot of sites right now.)I do not really like how Ian Cutress has written the text. Nothing has been proven, though his choice of words i find misleading.
Didn't they make a presentation about AMD gluing stuff together?I think even though Intel might wish to see AMD fail on the market, I don't think they will stoop this low.
Didn't they make a presentation about AMD gluing stuff together?
How silly. They didn't realize this would be seen through in mere minutes?
There's some possible evidence that the main culprit behind all this was actually Viceroy, an "investment" company who is apparently infamous in South Africa for publishing lies as part of "market research" into companies which cause a company's stock price to crash. Of course Viceroy has heavily shorted that stock which gives them a nice payday. They've already done it twice and my guess is that the heat they were receiving was getting to be too much, so instead they decided to use a "hired gun" to do the "research" while they profit off of the short.
None of this is proven, but there does seem to be some things between Viceroy's earlier tactics that are just a little too similar to what happened here with AMD. It could be that Viceroy just happened to be hoping AMD stock price would crash when the CTS-Labs report came out so they jumped on it to make money off their position, but I actually find that to be a bit less believable given the timing of events.
https://twitter.com/cataclysmza/status/973624240317652992
Also there is an another option.
1 Let the AMD stock drop.
2 Buy lot of AMD stock for a lower price.
3 CTS-LABS is a lie, stock rises.
4 ryzen 2000 comes out, rumors are true and is a very good cpu.
5 AMD stock price rises to very high heights.
6 Sell AMD stock again to people wanting to lift along on AMD's success.
uh right, that's similar to the point of the scam, though Viceroy seems to be short-sellers. Still, the point is to profit by manipulating stock prices to crash.
Muhaha. There is so much fun in this thread.Can't help but shake my head at this. Obvious fakers using a green screen.
I do not really like how Ian Cutress has written the text. Nothing has been proven, though his choice of words i find misleading.
Go an take a look on 1:40 on their video hereCan't help but shake my head at this. Obvious fakers using a green screen.
Ian Cutress' Twitter said:
I do not really like how Ian Cutress has written the text. Nothing has been proven, though his choice of words i find misleading.
I think him not reading his own site is not news unfortunately.This,despite the whole host of information hinting that CTS Labs and Viceroy are upto no good. I don't know why he is ignoring this thread or the Reddit thread.
Just because you need higher privileges to execute doesn't mean it isn't a vulnerability... It does make it a lot less severe though.Lmao at Ian Cutress' tweet calling vulnerabilities that require administrator privileges to exploit "real".