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rkrzr | 2 years ago

It allows the attacker to steal data like e.g. your (root) password.

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tremon|2 years ago

Only while it's stored unencrypted in memory, right?

taneliv|2 years ago

My reading of the article was that memory is not directly compromised, but CPU registers. So loaded unencrypted in one of the affected registers.

saagarjha|2 years ago

As is the case whenever you type it in, yes