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[2989.30 --> 2990.22] The LG Gram 2018. |
[2990.48 --> 2991.16] They added Thunderbolt. |
[2992.28 --> 2993.12] Great laptop. |
[2994.58 --> 2995.98] Intel CPU letters explained. |
[2996.10 --> 2998.56] I don't think that's actually on YouTube yet. |
[2998.74 --> 3000.40] And then we do do some exclusive content. |
[3000.46 --> 3003.20] Not a ton, but I tested the NVIDIA Shield from the NCI-X auction. |
[3003.84 --> 3005.86] So, no spoilers, but that's over there as well. |
[3006.36 --> 3007.98] And I think that's pretty much it. |
[3008.00 --> 3008.56] I think that's it for us, yeah. |
[3008.76 --> 3010.04] I think that's all we've got on there right now. |
[3010.32 --> 3011.00] You're doing pretty good. |
[3011.22 --> 3011.44] Yeah. |
[3011.62 --> 3012.88] You recovered quite a bit, I think. |
[3012.88 --> 3014.40] No, I have recovered. |
[3014.64 --> 3014.78] Yeah. |
[3014.78 --> 3014.92] Okay. |
[3015.42 --> 3018.26] So, let's talk about the next completely AIDS topic. |
[3018.40 --> 3020.16] Posted by Coaxial Gamer on the forum. |
[3021.78 --> 3024.30] Security flaws discovered in AMD Zen processors. |
[3025.48 --> 3030.20] So, this sounds on the surface like, oh, either. |
[3031.46 --> 3032.08] Yeah, you know what? |
[3032.08 --> 3034.96] Depending on what kind of a tinfoil hat you wear, this could sound like a lot of things. |
[3035.56 --> 3038.06] This could sound like Intel trying to make AMD look bad. |
[3038.42 --> 3048.68] This could sound like AMD actually having security flaws and, like, them being all, like, being up on their high horse when Intel was dealing with their flaws. |
[3048.90 --> 3049.94] Wow, they're a bunch of jerks. |
[3049.94 --> 3058.80] Or, it looks like it may even be possible that this was an independent group looking to make AMD's stock perform poorly so they could short it. |
[3058.80 --> 3078.32] So, CTS Labs, a security company based in Israel, announced Tuesday that its researchers had found 13 critical security vulnerabilities that would let attackers access data stored on AMD's Zen family processors, including Ryzen and even their Epic server processors, as well as install malware on ... |
[3078.32 --> 3088.06] The vulnerabilities have been put into four groups called Masterkey, Ryzenfall, Fallout, and Chimera. |
[3089.10 --> 3095.82] Thankfully, nearly all of these vulnerabilities require root access in order to be exploited, but it does get sketchy. |
[3095.82 --> 3102.34] The researchers gave AMD less than 24 hours to look at the vulnerabilities and respond before publishing the report. |
[3102.80 --> 3109.20] Now, that's not illegal, but that is not considered to be industry not being a douche practices. |
[3109.66 --> 3109.78] Yeah. |
[3111.36 --> 3112.68] What else we got here? |
[3114.16 --> 3118.96] Standard vulnerability disclosure calls for at least 90 days so that the companies have time to address flaws properly. |
[3119.46 --> 3122.96] Google gave Intel six months to fix issues related to Spectre and Meltdown. |
[3122.96 --> 3131.32] So, if it's less than 90 days, that could be like rivals, like Google and Facebook being like, |
[3131.58 --> 3134.32] I've got your thing. |
[3134.80 --> 3135.20] Yeah. |
[3135.62 --> 3138.14] Oh, well, you know, we gave you enough time to fix it. |
[3138.18 --> 3140.16] We're going public with this because it makes them look bad, right? |
[3140.42 --> 3144.66] It doesn't make you look that bad when a vulnerability goes public because everyone has issues. |
[3144.84 --> 3147.10] When a vulnerability goes public, but it's like already fixed. |
[3147.78 --> 3152.38] So, if you're trying to cause PR damage to someone, you might go live in 30 days. |
[3152.38 --> 3155.18] So, that you could be like, well, they had a whole month to fix this. |
[3155.40 --> 3155.48] Yeah. |
[3155.54 --> 3156.78] And kind of plausibly say that. |
[3157.00 --> 3157.56] 24 hours? |
[3157.66 --> 3159.08] That's not even enough time to check your email. |
[3159.56 --> 3160.42] In some cases. |
[3160.96 --> 3169.40] The researchers pre-briefed media and a company that makes money by shorting the stock market before going live with it. |
[3170.20 --> 3176.04] Viceroy Research published an obituary for AMD just 30 minutes after CTS Labs publicized the vulnerabilities. |
[3177.04 --> 3179.64] So, this is some sketchy stuff. |
[3179.74 --> 3185.02] Now, I'm not saying that these researchers aren't qualified to do CPU research. |
[3185.22 --> 3185.80] I don't know. |
[3186.28 --> 3187.54] There's been a lot of weird stuff, too. |
[3187.62 --> 3188.94] Like, people tried to deep dive this. |
[3189.26 --> 3195.22] And one of the ones that I saw was, like, someone figured out that the backgrounds in all the videos were stock photos. |
[3195.32 --> 3195.90] Mm-hmm. |
[3195.90 --> 3197.80] So, they're, like, they don't have real, whatever. |
[3197.80 --> 3198.12] That was posted on Reddit. |
[3198.34 --> 3199.58] They may not even have a real office. |
[3199.68 --> 3202.40] Or they may have a real office, but it doesn't look, like, super pro like that. |
[3202.46 --> 3202.68] Yeah. |
[3202.82 --> 3211.70] But at the same time, if you pay attention to the backgrounds throughout the videos, at one point in time, they're, like, middle frame on a photo that was taken mostly at the floor. |
[3212.30 --> 3217.40] So, like, the person would have to be standing on, like, a 70-degree angle off the ground this way. |
[3217.56 --> 3217.74] Yeah. |
[3217.74 --> 3218.44] For it to be realistic. |
[3218.56 --> 3220.34] Like, I don't think they were actually trying to fool people. |
[3221.34 --> 3221.70] Yeah. |
[3222.10 --> 3225.32] It was also, like, a super overproduced kind of video, too. |
[3225.40 --> 3228.34] Like, it had kind of a sleazy vibe to me. |
[3228.66 --> 3231.98] But that's actually not surprising from a company that's probably not released a video before. |
[3231.98 --> 3232.66] Like a Kickstarter. |
[3233.16 --> 3233.32] Yeah. |
[3233.32 --> 3235.36] Except that the production values were pretty good. |
[3235.86 --> 3239.92] So, for some reason, they spent money to make a good-looking video. |
[3241.04 --> 3244.36] But, here, I think this is it. |
[3244.86 --> 3245.16] Didn't get like a producer. |
[3245.16 --> 3247.62] This is a great article from Reborn.com. |
[3247.72 --> 3248.22] I'm going to go ahead. |
[3248.28 --> 3249.16] I'll post this for you guys. |
[3249.18 --> 3249.78] Giant banner. |
[3250.06 --> 3250.68] But check this out. |
[3250.94 --> 3253.42] Like, this is actually done well. |
[3255.02 --> 3257.74] So, they put money into looking like they had an office. |
[3257.84 --> 3258.04] Okay. |
[3258.16 --> 3258.50] Sort of. |
[3258.52 --> 3259.02] But hold on. |
[3259.12 --> 3259.38] But then. |
[3259.90 --> 3260.76] Look at this one. |
[3261.90 --> 3262.12] Yeah. |
[3262.12 --> 3263.22] Like, that's the floor. |
[3263.34 --> 3264.46] Those servers are reflecting on. |
[3264.54 --> 3266.12] This photo is taken from the floor. |
[3266.24 --> 3267.04] It's a reflective floor. |
[3267.64 --> 3268.26] I think. |
[3268.40 --> 3268.60] No. |
[3268.74 --> 3268.98] No, no. |
[3269.22 --> 3270.20] Oh, I got that wrong. |
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