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Spectre and Meltdown Explained, and a Proposed Counter Against Them

On January 15, 2018, 2:58 AM PST, Josh Fruhlinger wrote Spectre and Meltdown explained: What they are, how they work, what’s at risk . As threats, regarding these two risks, Spectre and Meltdown, Fruhlinger wrote, “In the first days of 2018, published research revealed that nearly ever computer chip manufactured in the last 20 years contains fundamental security flaws, with specific variations on those flaws being dubbed Spectre and Meltdown ” (Fruhlinger, Jan 15, 2018). Fruhlinger was stating this: despite the best known efforts Electrical Engineers and Computer Scientists exercised, computer chip technology dated 1998 AD - 2018 AD has experienced an error, design flaws, that led to known defects, Spectre and Meltdown, and these are potentially great failures.  Side-channel technology requires high grade technical research, and this can be because Spectre and Meltdown exist, so a layman would not have known it, 22 years ago. According to Josh Fruhlinger, speculative execution and cac
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Recent Research


Single-Loop Learning and Double-Loop Learning: The Early Church and the Roman Empire
Organizations: Missions to Worldviews

Earlier Research


Integrating Real Life Cases Into A Security System: A Measure of CNSS
The Internet and Social Media: Relationships Between Developed and Developing Regions
A Family Tree Algorithm Using Java
Introduction to Information Systems
Governmental Authority over the Internet Twitter: A Tetrad of Events Reflections on the Amy Hestir Student Protection Act Free Speech
Pi Monte Carlo Using OpenMP
Pi Monte Carlo Using POSIX threads
Parallel Monte Carlo Histogram

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