A critical hardware attack, TEE.fail, uses low-cost DDR5 memory bus interposition to extract root attestation keys from Intel TDX and AMD SEV-SNP. The flaw affects core server-grade TEEs.
DDR5
A new Rowhammer attack, "Phoenix," bypasses DDR5 protections on all tested SK Hynix devices, enabling memory corruption and privilege escalation.
Corsair has agreed to a $5.5M settlement over claims of misleading memory speed advertising. Find out who is eligible for compensation and how to file a claim.