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CVE-2022-0002 describes a vulnerability in certain Intel processors where non-transparent sharing of the branch predictor within a context may allow an authorized local user to infer information from other contexts. This side-channel vulnerability arises from the lack of proper isolation of branch predictor state, potentially enabling information disclosure between processes or virtual machines sharing the same physical core.
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Intel CPU intra-mode branch target injection vulnerability addressed through the kernel update.
Intel CPU Intra-Mode Branch Target Injection vulnerability.
Intel CPU intra-mode branch target injection vulnerability.
Intel CPU Intra-Mode Branch Target Injection vulnerability.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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