Latest News

TPG runs 5G network slicing trial for eftpos payments

In Pictures: Governing the agents of chaos Saviynt Melbourne roundtable

iTnews Benchmark Awards now open to entries

Fuse Technology provides cyber security guarantee

ASD’s Essential Eight replacement moves away from maturity ladder

AMD, Intel, designing chips to beat buffer overflow issues

By Steve Gold

Feb 23 2004 5:30PM

AMD and Intel have announced plans to design anti-buffer overflow systems in to their next generation of PC chipsets, to counter the continual security problems with the Windows operating systems.

AMD says it will include the technology in its Athlon-64 range of
processors, whilst Intel will offer the facility on its next
generation of Pentium chipsets.

www.amd.com
www.intel.com

Got a news tip for our journalists? Share it with us anonymously here.

Copyright © SC Magazine, US edition

Tags:

amd beat buffer chips intel issues overflow security to

Partner Content

The AI era demands a new kind of network

Promoted Content The AI era demands a new kind of network

Australian mid-market businesses to access deeper AI and security expertise with First Focus-Integris partnership

Promoted Content Australian mid-market businesses to access deeper AI and security expertise with First Focus-Integris partnership

Protecting the Human Operating System: How Technology Teams Can Perform Under Pressure in an Always-On World

Promoted Content Protecting the Human Operating System: How Technology Teams Can Perform Under Pressure in an Always-On World

iTnews State of Security Breakfast comes to Sydney

iTnews State of Security Breakfast comes to Sydney

SPONSORED RESOURCES

Craft your ideal hybrid multicloud strategy

Craft your ideal hybrid multicloud strategy

Secure your AI future with generative AI defense

Secure your AI future with generative AI defense

See how F5 protects modern applications against evolving threats

See how F5 protects modern applications against evolving threats

8 Benefits of a Backup Service for IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS

8 Benefits of a Backup Service for IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS

5 Essentials for Effortless SaaS Data Resilience

5 Essentials for Effortless SaaS Data Resilience

Events

Most Read Articles

ASD’s Essential Eight replacement moves away from maturity ladder

ASD’s Essential Eight replacement moves away from maturity ladder

CSIRO finds permanent CISO

CSIRO finds permanent CISO

Hackers exploit firmware flaw to heat supermarket fridges

Hackers exploit firmware flaw to heat supermarket fridges

Defence quiet on Australia's role in Five Eyes AI program Arcadia

Defence quiet on Australia's role in Five Eyes AI program Arcadia

Introducing the Fast50 Channel Accelerator Awards

Introducing the Fast50 Channel Accelerator Awards

Dicker Data to acquire Sektor Group for NZ$138m

Dicker Data to acquire Sektor Group for NZ$138m

Damian Vale promoted to NinjaOne's APAC director of channel

Damian Vale promoted to NinjaOne's APAC director of channel

Kinetic IT wins $250m IT services contract with WA Police Force

Kinetic IT wins $250m IT services contract with WA Police Force

CRMIT Solutions acquires Brooke Global to expand public sector consulting

CRMIT Solutions acquires Brooke Global to expand public sector consulting

Most popular tech stories