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Dino Drama in Tech Land: Intel’s ‘Reptar’ Flaw and AMD’s ‘CacheWarp’ Unleash a Security Storm!
Intel’s CPU security flaw, lovingly codenamed ‘Reptar’ is wreaking more havoc than a cartoon dinosaur at a tea party. It’s a tech-quake shaking up cybersecurity and leaving us questioning: not who let the flaws out, but how fast can we get them back in their…
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Intel has just one-upped your favorite childhood dinosaur cartoon with their very own "Reptar" - but this isn't some green, Godzilla-like creature that can only wreak havoc in a TV show. Nope, it's a high-severity flaw in Intel's CPUs causing a bit of a tech-quake in the world of cybersecurity. And if you thought that was all, AMD is also joining the "flaw" party with their "CacheWarp". The question isn't who let the flaws out, but rather, how fast can they be put back in?Already a member? Log in here