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VUSEC's Branch Target Reuse attack uses a gap nobody closed: when a JIT engine throws away compiled code and writes new code in the same place, the processor updates what is there but keeps its old prediction of where the jump goes. On a fully patched Intel machine with default mitigations, their Linux exploit pulls the root password hash out of kernel memory at eight bytes a second.
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VUSEC's Branch Target Reuse attack uses a gap nobody closed: when a JIT engine throws away compiled code and writes new code in the same place, the processor updates what is there but keeps its old prediction of where the jump goes. On a fully patched Intel machine with default mitigations, their Linux exploit pulls the root password hash out of kernel memory at eight bytes a second.
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