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AMD Ends Out 2023 Still Working To Get The Rest Of SEV-SNP Upstream In Linux - Vimarsana News

AMD Ends Out 2023 Still Working To Get The Rest Of SEV-SNP Upstream In Linux

This New Year's weekend brought the latest AMD patches working on plumbing the mainline Linux kernel with the hypervisor support around AMD Secure Nested Paging (SNP) as part of their Secure Encrypted Virtualization (SEV)

'CacheWarp' AMD VM Bug Opens the Door to Privilege Escalation - Vimarsana News

'CacheWarp' AMD VM Bug Opens the Door to Privilege Escalation

Academics in Germany figured out how to reverse time in AMD virtualization environments, then reap the spoils.

Linux 6.7 Adds A Cross-Vendor Solution For Confidential Computing Attestation Reports - Vimarsana News

Linux 6.7 Adds A Cross-Vendor Solution For Confidential Computing Attestation Reports

While confidential computing is a hot area right now, there's been a limited amount of cross-vendor cooperation with AMD having their own route with Secure Encrypted Virtualization (SEV) and Intel designing the Trusted Domain Extensions (TDX) that is still available in limited form

Confidential Computing Market to reach $184.5 Billion, Globally, by 2032 at 46.8% CAGR: Allied Market Research - Vimarsana News

Confidential Computing Market to reach $184.5 Billion, Globally, by 2032 at 46.8% CAGR: Allied Market Research

/PRNewswire/ -- Allied Market Research published a report, titled, "Confidential Computing Market by Component (Hardware, Software, Service), Deployment Mode...

Linus Torvalds accepts Microsoft's Linux Hyper-V upgrades so both Intel and AMD can benefit - Vimarsana News

Linus Torvalds accepts Microsoft's Linux Hyper-V upgrades so both Intel and AMD can benefit

Microsoft is improving Hyper-V support in the upcoming Linux kernel version 6.6 so that both AMD and Intel processors will benefit. The upgrade mainly pertains to improved guest support.

Source: neowin.net