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| The Register site revealed bad news for owners of Intel computers |
The Register has revealed bad news to Intel owners, citing a report that a security vulnerability has been discovered with Intel processors released a decade ago.
This vulnerability allows hackers to access the processor's kernel memory, which stores passwords, logins and temporary files for the user. According to the report, hackers can create a malicious program that can exploit the kernel kernel access hole to extract confidential user data.
Microsoft and Linux developers have confirmed that they are working on an update that would close this gap and close it. But the other problem here is that the update leads to a slowdown in the performance of the computer by 5% to 30% and this is because the reform separated the kernel from the rest of the computer operations and this leads to increased operations Thus processing slow performance.
This news comes in favor of AMD
With the value of its shares rising by 8.8% against the decline in the value of Intel shares more than 4% in America.