Don’t lose your devices, if they house M1 or M2 chips. nostr:note1zq364s36vtf0k8y37v333mq2wq5m378e7k9zhx0gt4kjjjemxdaqp9d76v
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It's pretty bad that the prefetcher dereferences anything that looks like a pointer and let's any other process see the address. That's ripe for language theoretical security vulnerabilities.
Is this about losing your device? From what I understood, you should be careful about what other software you're running while your M1/M2 is performing cryptographic operations.