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AMD Zen 2 platform has reportedly been vulnerable to a new "Zenbleed" bug, contributing to large-scale data theft.

AMD Ryzen 3000, 4000 desktop chips, as well as Ryzen 5000, 4000, and some 7000 series mobile chips, are vulnerable to a new CPU vulnerability dubbed "Zenbleed". AMD confirms patches are coming soon.

Several AMD CPUs are apparently vulnerable to a new 'Zenbleed' hack, which could make sensitive data vulnerable, and a fix may not be coming any time soon.

Google security researcher Tavis Ormand reported Zenbleed (CVE-2023-20593) to AMD on May 15 before revealing its details this week. As we've seen with previous similar attacks like...

The vulnerability paves a way for a hacker to steal passwords and encryption keys from affected PCs or servers, according to a Google security researcher.

A security researcher revealed a new Zenbleed vulnerability that allows the stealing of sensitive data from AMDs Zen 2 processors.