'Critical' firmware and hardware flaws found in AMD chips

By Ry Crozier on Mar 14, 2018 5:48AM

But how severe, and were they responsibly disclosed?

An Israeli security firm says it has discovered 13 "critical" vulnerabilities and "manufacturer backdoors" in AMD processors, but security researchers have cast doubt over the claims. CTS-Labs today published what it called a “severe security advisory” alleging it had identified ...

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