Breaking Down The New Security Flaws In AMD's Ryzen, EPYC Chips

[1jaywong1]

What a garbage! With Admin access, any processors, i.e. intel, amd, yaddi-yaddi-yadda, are subject to whatever the accessor's action. I can't believe people who actually this article and re-write this articles. That just show how many god damn death deserving idiots and organizations, yes you included Tom's Hardware for being stupid and brainless, there are in this world. And here's an advice to the investors who sold their shares based on this and other similar publications - stop investing!!! You are a moron and too stupid to trade! And you are a shame to society and bring unnecessary shame to smart investors.

 

[paul prochnow]

Reddit has a FAKE news alert thread on CTS as less than credible & as CTS as a stock manipulator....Tom's-who is CTS?

 

[littleleo]

Is this AMD story the only story or info on the website?

 

[littleleo]

I think Tom's does everyone a disservice when they print stories like this which cite only 1 dubious source.

If AMD sues this company all they do is make it more of a story and add more fuel to the fire. Best they can do is research the said flaws themselves and address them if they are real quietly.

"...address them ...quietly..."? What is wrong with you? If allegations were right, addressing can not be "quietly" by no means.

They don't need to add gas to the fire just check if it is real, if so fix it. Then they can rig the bell have the brass band play to announce there was an issue but it was fixed.

 

[sfcampbell]

Hey TH, I have a great idea for article #5 following-up on this topic:

"4 articles, 150 community postings = not one person believes this lame brained hack-job!"

 

[sfcampbell]

So during the time Intel knew it's CPUs were affected by Meltdown, but before it was made public, Intel happily continued to sell its affected CPUs. media outlets are not calling them out on that fact.
but those same media outlets will dump out accusations of AMD security flaws, without scientific evidence.

From this article; "In theory, the [PSP] chip is there to create a secure environment that’s isolated from operating system malware. However [..] just like Intel’s ME, it could be used as a backdoor without the user knowing any better."

Translation: "In theory, if what we think could hypothetically be possible to maybe in some way perhaps compromise AMD's PSP, it would be exactly like what really actually happened with Intel's ME!"

+1 @hixbot :lol:

 

[monsta]

AMD fanbois losing their bowels over this is so funny. Lol

 

[alextheblue]

Viceroy must own stock in Purch.