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by Panzer04
1048 days ago
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I guess there's probably some margin in it - if both parties seem about equally vulnerable, there's not much lost. You could expend a lot of effort into security, but the nature of these bugs is still that they are fairly rare, often require pretty significant hurdles, etc. The mfg. could probably spend a lot more money and find a few extra bugs, but who knows if they would have turned into "real" exploits? Remember that this particular bug isn't actually present on the newest chips either - and 12th/13th gen were shipping before Intel was informed of this bug - so it was fixed eventually, probably incidentally as a result of design changes. The unknown factor is how much additional money you'd have to invest to gain additional security, given how esoteric many of these bugs are. |
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