There are two new speculative execution attacks that impact recent Apple chips, according to data shared today by Georgia Tech students that discovered the vulnerabilities — as noted by MacRumors.

Earlier this week, a team of security researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and Ruhr University Bochum presented a pair of papers on two side-channel speculative execution attacks ...

Both side channels are the result of the chips’ use of speculative execution, a performance optimization that improves speed by predicting the control flow the CPUs should take and following ...

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Academic researchers found two new speculative execution flaws The pair are affecting M2 and M3 processors Apple has acknowledged the flaws, and said it would fix it Apple devices powered with the ...

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“We present FLOP, another speculative execution attack that results from recent Apple CPUs predicting the outcome of data dependencies. Here, we demonstrate that Apple’s M3/A17 generation and newer ...

When these guesses are wrong, they accidentally open the door for hackers. SLAP (speculative execution via Load Address Prediction) lets attackers access private data, like email content ...