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[1301.00 --> 1302.04] Especially right now. |
[1302.16 --> 1302.90] And I'm juggling |
[1302.90 --> 1303.76] a lot of different |
[1303.76 --> 1304.82] conflicting information. |
[1305.12 --> 1306.08] But especially right now... |
[1306.08 --> 1306.72] If you were adept |
[1306.72 --> 1308.20] at exploiting this right now, |
[1308.26 --> 1308.66] you're going to go |
[1308.66 --> 1310.50] for the highest value targets. |
[1310.50 --> 1311.20] Juicy targets. |
[1311.20 --> 1312.22] It's not for |
[1312.22 --> 1315.76] Bob Schwarmaz's |
[1315.76 --> 1317.64] Battlefield 4 gaming PC. |
[1318.60 --> 1319.54] I just can't remember that name. |
[1319.62 --> 1320.22] I like it, though. |
[1320.54 --> 1321.32] It's pretty sweet. |
[1321.96 --> 1322.88] I should make that a gamer tag. |
[1322.88 --> 1323.68] He's got a restaurant. |
[1324.34 --> 1324.76] Oh, yeah. |
[1325.02 --> 1325.20] Yeah. |
[1325.42 --> 1326.82] Oh, I just took Schwarmaz. |
[1326.82 --> 1327.48] Yeah, it's Euro, though, |
[1327.54 --> 1328.62] actually, not Schwarmaz. |
[1328.86 --> 1329.48] Oh, nice. |
[1329.48 --> 1330.46] He gets that all the time. |
[1330.48 --> 1331.18] Yeah, that makes sense. |
[1331.54 --> 1332.04] Yeah, anyways. |
[1332.22 --> 1332.58] Yeah, like, |
[1332.68 --> 1333.66] it's very unlikely |
[1333.66 --> 1335.88] that your personal PC |
[1335.88 --> 1336.62] is going to get attacked. |
[1336.86 --> 1337.80] It's very unlikely |
[1337.80 --> 1339.66] to tie back to that dude |
[1339.66 --> 1340.58] calling someone an idiot |
[1340.58 --> 1341.30] in the Twitch chat |
[1341.30 --> 1342.18] that your iPhone |
[1342.18 --> 1343.34] is going to get attacked, |
[1343.60 --> 1344.32] but essentially, |
[1344.46 --> 1345.08] all these processors |
[1345.08 --> 1346.56] are susceptible to Spectre. |
[1346.88 --> 1347.70] There are updates |
[1347.70 --> 1348.56] that are coming. |
[1348.78 --> 1349.42] Certain programs |
[1349.42 --> 1350.06] are going to have to be |
[1350.06 --> 1351.32] recompiled or modified. |
[1351.76 --> 1353.14] Those things are going to happen, |
[1353.22 --> 1354.40] especially for major |
[1354.40 --> 1355.60] mainline programs. |
[1356.46 --> 1357.28] So we can look forward |
[1357.28 --> 1358.22] to a lot of blue screens |
[1358.22 --> 1358.96] at CES. |
[1359.88 --> 1360.70] You look forward |
[1360.70 --> 1362.14] to a lot of updates. |
[1363.04 --> 1364.06] Windows updates, |
[1364.26 --> 1365.06] program updates, |
[1365.24 --> 1366.12] lots of different things |
[1366.12 --> 1367.06] are going to be updating. |
[1367.72 --> 1368.78] This is where we're going |
[1368.78 --> 1369.42] to tie into |
[1369.42 --> 1370.52] what different companies |
[1370.52 --> 1371.30] have done. |
[1372.02 --> 1373.20] ARM has released |
[1373.20 --> 1374.38] a really, really nice |
[1374.38 --> 1375.40] white paper detailing |
[1375.40 --> 1376.70] how it affects their processors |
[1376.70 --> 1377.58] and all this kind of stuff, |
[1377.84 --> 1378.44] which is going to be |
[1378.44 --> 1379.04] uninteresting |
[1379.04 --> 1380.56] for almost everybody |
[1380.56 --> 1381.36] in this audience |
[1381.36 --> 1382.22] because those are, |
[1382.86 --> 1383.60] for the most point, |
[1383.70 --> 1384.98] not consumer-level processors. |
[1385.16 --> 1386.10] And what I mean by that |
[1386.10 --> 1388.62] is not consumer-serviceable processors. |
[1388.90 --> 1389.44] They're things like |
[1389.44 --> 1390.04] in your phone |
[1390.04 --> 1391.36] or in your IoT devices |
[1391.36 --> 1392.48] or all these other kind of things. |
[1392.74 --> 1393.74] I doubt that you're |
[1393.74 --> 1396.46] running a desktop setup |
[1396.46 --> 1398.18] that has an ARM processor. |
[1398.18 --> 1398.80] But you know, |
[1399.36 --> 1400.06] you might be doing |
[1400.06 --> 1400.68] something weird. |
[1401.26 --> 1402.04] It's possible. |
[1402.24 --> 1403.22] You could plug in your phone. |
[1403.96 --> 1404.68] If it's possible, |
[1404.76 --> 1405.20] it exists. |
[1405.46 --> 1405.68] Yeah. |
[1405.80 --> 1406.44] It's out there somewhere. |
[1406.44 --> 1407.68] You could plug in your phone |
[1407.68 --> 1408.42] and use, like, |
[1409.16 --> 1409.98] external keyboards |
[1409.98 --> 1410.86] and do weird stuff. |
[1410.96 --> 1411.10] Yeah. |
[1411.44 --> 1411.96] It's... |
[1411.96 --> 1413.54] I doubt anyone watching |
[1413.54 --> 1414.36] has that setup, |
[1414.50 --> 1415.24] but it is possible. |
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