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In the article, the author goes over exactly this.

You'd think so, but you'd be wrong.

I think you're missing the point.

Red Hat and (Maybe apple still) have engineering teams in Australia.

Never buy Euro cars in Australia, they spend more time in the shop, the parts cost more and you'll spend a month at least waiting for the part.

They are simply not made for the conditions here.

If you can crash dns this way, please report it, its worthwhile fixing.

I dont think I can do it without crash, just too many things can go wrong.

How long do they last for you, (and what brands) since i'm currently hunting for something solution.

What kinda garbage are you buying ?

I'm sure i'll be downvoted for this, but I think that this was solved for men many generations ago with the implementation of the a uniform, uniform.

We're not in a time in history where this is considered an acceptable solution for women, as we (species) are all about expressing individuality.

That is an epic pun.

Does the m1 even have microcode ?

This was just to expose the gadget easier, there are other gadgets in kernel that you can abuse too.

The full fix will require a complete recompile of the full kernel/toolchain, if they can do any kind of microcode update (I have not checked) that allows for mitigation.

100% chance.

> - Ability to install a custom kext to make the PACMAN Gadget work. The exploit requires access to undocumented registers on the M1 that are apparently not accessible from user space, but this is a bit unclear.

^ This is not the case, you can trigger these from userspace in valid syscalls. The same behaviour was in spectre.