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What's mean of "admin-level privileges " ? click right mouse on exe file and choose "Run as administrator", right?
Most of these claims sound rather "interesting", to say at least.
Ryzen is protected to hell and back, to a point which I don't think is even necessary for consumer parts.
The security is so high that even some of the standard hardware access methods are blocked, and things which can be accessed on every other system ever made cannot be as it is exclusively prevented by the security.
So unless the platform security processor (PSP) has a critical vulnerability which allows you the bypass all of the various protection mechanisms for the different firmwares, I'd say there is no way you can do the things described.
So if you've already pwned the system, you can pwn it? Cool exploit.
heh, I wouldn't be surprised if this was more of a project from one of Goldman's teams, as they seem to be rather involved in AMD stock manipulation for the last couple of years, at least: constantly lowering valuations, then buying up huge chunks. Again and again.
Or not just Goldman: a direct manipulation scheme for any kind of fun or investment bank; not so much Intel or actual competitors. ....this would be catastrophically stupid of Intel to attempt such a thing, obviously.
UPDATE -- Not going to get to the $AMD story today on @HalftimeReport
We believe AMD is worth $0.00 and will have no choice but to file for Chapter 11 (Bankruptcy) in order to effectively deal with the repercussions of recent discoveries.
god damn some of the so called "media press" failed so hard. they simply repeating what these "white papers" said without questioning it. bunch of tools
Mostly it seems to be about attacking the security systems that are supposed to keep keys hidden even from root access.
The guy at Viceroy Research that @zinfamous posted earlier is on CNBC's Halftime Report Investment Show reiterating how the only way out from this is Chapter 11. A show about investing money has some no-name on the show discussing a report from a no-name Security Firm less than 24 hours after declaration, with literally no time for AMD to confirm / deny the findings.
I don't remember *any* similar activity over Meltdown / Spectre, and they had months to prepare their statements. It's just crazy.
EDIT: I should correct my rant and note that in the Investment World, Viceroy Research isn't a no-name. They're professional pushers of drama in the stocks world.
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.
The guy at Viceroy Research that @zinfamous posted earlier is on CNBC's Halftime Report Investment Show reiterating how the only way out from this is Chapter 11. A show about investing money has some no-name on the show discussing a report from a no-name Security Firm less than 24 hours after declaration, with literally no time for AMD to confirm / deny the findings.
I don't remember *any* similar activity over Meltdown / Spectre, and they had months to prepare their statements. It's just crazy.
EDIT: I should correct my rant and note that in the Investment World, Viceroy Research isn't a no-name. They're professional pushers of drama in the stocks world.
Did Viceroy get on CNBC today? Scott Wapner on twitter said that they were pulling out of doing the AMD story.
credit where credit is due: NTMBK linked that first.
GoDaddy supposedly provides proxy services.Why would the so-called company hide their registrar info?
Why would the so-called company hide their registrar info?