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— by Brandon Jackson, Jennifer Lugo, Jason Owens and Jesse Wiener There has been a lot of information and articles published over the last few days regarding what some initially reported as a security issue with Intel CPUs. As more research and information has become available, some of the details previously announced appear to have been inaccurate. The vulnerabilities allow an attacker to compromise the privileged memory of a processor. The issues appear to affect AMD and ARM as well as Intel processors, although maybe not equally. This is not an Intel-only issue — a and then by seems to confirm this.
Intel chips as old as 10 years may be affected. That some of its processors are affected. According to a, an AMD rep was quoted as stating the threat differs by microprocessor company and that because of AMD’s architecture, the company believes there is a near-zero risk to AMD processors.
Jan 23, 2018 - Apple's latest macOS High Sierra was not the only Mac operating system to receive fixes for Meltdown and Spectre on Tuesday. Killer Deals: Save up to $350 on 2018 MacBook Pros. Prior to today, Apple issued a supplemental update for macOS 10.13.2, but failed to release a similar patch for older.
The extent to which AMD is affected seems unclear at this point, however the patches that are being released by software vendors apply to the products of all three microprocessor companies. The Vulnerability Explained The vulnerability exists in the layer between the CPU and the software. It’s a threat because the vulnerabilities and, data and more contained in memory. This is sometimes referred to as a “side channel attack.” It can be especially concerning for highly virtualized or cloud environments with multiple customers and systems on the same CPUs. One issue is being referred to as “Meltdown” and relates to CVE-2017-5754.
It is called Meltdown because, enabling access to private kernel memory. The other issue is being referred to as “Spectre” and is different from Meltdown. Spectre tricks the system into providing the information. As it’s harder to mitigate, although it appears at this time to be harder to make use of.
What to Do Patches to mitigate Meltdown are available for Linux, Windows and OS X. There have also been patches released for to help mitigate the threat of malicious JavaScript from being able to exploit the Meltdown vulnerability. As of this writing, there appears to be no known fixes for Spectre. Information may evolve over time on this situation, especially with regard to Spectre. Bleepingcomputer has published a, patches and updates that are a good resource for information on various technologies and vendors. Additionally, Graz University of Technology has created a that contains updated information about both security vulnerabilities and relevant information. Most organizations are going to have IoT, industrial, medical, legacy or other types of devices that will not receive software updates or patches.
In these scenarios, a properly segmented network design/roadmap is important to implement. Having a segmented network and monitoring tools will play a key role in protecting your environment.
Vulnerable devices can be placed into areas of the network (behind firewalls or controlled via ACLs) where their access can be controlled and continuously monitored while reducing the potential issues they could cause. Potential Performance Issues Some of the conversation around these issues has been in regard to a potential performance hit resulting from applying the fixes. In the form of kernel Page Table Isolation (PTI) and resulting overhead. And research seems to indicate that there are only certain circumstances where there could be a significant performance impact. VMware, Amazon and Red Hat have all made statements indicating that some performance and systems will hardly be affected at all. Actual impact is yet to be determined and may vary by both hardware and the tasks being performed. Vendor Press Releases and Advisories The following links and documents are official statements from the various technology vendor and CDW partners: Intel.
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(contains links to other Intel press releases) Apple. Cisco.
Citrix. Cohesity. Dell EMC. Google.
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HPE. IBM. Microsoft. NetApp. Nutanix. Red Hat. SANS.
VMware.
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