[Tomshardware: Intel vs AMD Processor Security: Who Makes the Safest CPUs?] egy másik topikból:
"Speculative execution has created at least three other bugs, TLBleed, Foreshadow and Zombieload, that essentially make Intel’s Hyper-Threading technology insecure."
Az első le van írva a korábban linkelt irományban.

"In some cases, Intel has also allegedly ignored, downplayed, or delayed the disclosure of some of the Spectre-class vulnerabilities. In the case of the MDS attacks, Intel allegedly wanted to donate up to $80,000 to the researchers if they downplayed the severity of the MDS attacks. The academics rejected the offer."
Ennyit a szándékos mocskosságról.

"In 2017, Intel confirmed a security bug in ME that would have allowed attackers to exploit the firmware remotely and take over any Intel-powered machine. The bug affected all processors since 2008. "
"It truly seems as if AMD designed the new Ryzen microarchitecture with better security in mind than Intel’s essentially Nehalem-based microarchitectures have been. Why Nehalem-based? Because most of the speculative execution attacks affect Intel’s CPUs since at least 2008 when the Nehalem microarchitecture came out."