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      <title>Vault Authentication with YubiKey</title>
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      <description>Yet another high severity attack against the Intel CPUs. Unpatched systems can leak SIMD, FP register state between privilege levels. These registers are used for private keys nowadays.   The cost of a patch is more expensive context switches because the fix has to unload and reload all SIMD, FP state.</description>
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      <title>InfoSec Week 16, 2018</title>
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      <description>Google disables domain fronting capability in their App Engine, which was used to evade censorship. What a fortunate timing.</description>
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