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Line 23: ==Description== The vulnerabilities are in the implementation of [[speculative execution]], which is where the processor tries to guess what instructions may be needed next. They exploit the possibility of reading [[data buffer]]s found between different parts of the processor.<ref name="Greenberg" /> Fallout ({{CVE\|2018-12126}}) −— a leak of data being stored from store buffers<ref name="new" /> RIDL ({{CVE\|2018-12127}}, {{CVE\|2018-12130}} and {{CVE\|2019-11091}}) −— a leak from various internal processor buffers of data being loaded and stored<ref name="new" /> *ZombieLoad ({{CVE\|2018-12130}}) −— a leak of already-loaded data from a processor's fill buffer<ref name="new">{{cite web\|url=https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-ridl-and-fallout-attacks-impact-all-modern-intel-cpus/\|title=New RIDL and Fallout Attacks Impact All Modern Intel CPUs\|author=Ionut Ilascu\|publisher=Bleeping Computer\|date=14 May 2019\|accessdate=14 May 2019}}</ref><ref name="zombieloadattack.com" /> ==History==

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