News AMD Confirms Newly-Found Security Flaws in Some of Its Chips

AMD has confirmed today the security flaws discovered by the researchers from CTS Labs last week in some of its processors, promising that they will all be fixed in the coming days.

Last week, on March 12, security researchers from CTS Labs have publicly disclosed not one but 13 critical vulnerabilities in some of AMD's products, including AMD Secure Processor or "PSP" firmware, which manages the embedded security control processor, as well as the "Promontory" chipset used in several socket AM4 and TR4 desktop platforms.

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