... and on a Microsoft Surface with the same generation chip.
This is probably an exploit (denial of service at least) but unfortunately we could not follow responsible disclosure as we stumbled on it during a collaborative debugging session.
Might want to not use these chips in anything security-critical that executes any untrusted code.
I am now hoping Apple dumps Intel for ARM or perhaps AMD. I'd be perfectly happy with an ARM64 Mac that worked and was free of CPU errata and security bugs... as long as Apple doesn't also lock it down like iOS. They shouldn't change much at all in the OS... just rebuild it all for ARM. (Or use AMD Ryzen and no rebuilds needed.)
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/JBR-2310#focus=streamIt...
... and on a Microsoft Surface with the same generation chip.
This is probably an exploit (denial of service at least) but unfortunately we could not follow responsible disclosure as we stumbled on it during a collaborative debugging session.
Might want to not use these chips in anything security-critical that executes any untrusted code.
I am now hoping Apple dumps Intel for ARM or perhaps AMD. I'd be perfectly happy with an ARM64 Mac that worked and was free of CPU errata and security bugs... as long as Apple doesn't also lock it down like iOS. They shouldn't change much at all in the OS... just rebuild it all for ARM. (Or use AMD Ryzen and no rebuilds needed.)