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I would hope so, but on Tarlogics blog post, it is mentioned “modifying chips arbitrarily”, “infecting chips with malicious code”, “obtain confidential informa
by keisborg 2y ago
I would hope so, but on
Tarlogics blog post, it is mentioned “modifying chips arbitrarily”, “infecting chips with malicious code”, “obtain confidential information stored on them”.
Even though they rephrased the backdoor wording, the remaining statements make me believe the undocumented functions can be used to gain code execution on the main cpu.
- unsnap_biceps 2y agoThey do not. They require arbitrary code execution on the main cpu to be used.
- keisborg 2y agoSo, they are basically saying that bash is vulnerable to arbitrary command execution?
- unsnap_biceps 2y agoYes