Researchers Uncover First Native Spectre v2 Exploit Against Linux Kernel

Researchers have uncovered the first native Spectre v2 exploit against the Linux kernel. Spectre v2 is a type of CPU vulnerability that allows attackers to access sensitive information on a computer system. This exploit is significant as it targets the Linux operating system, which is widely used in servers, smartphones, and other devices. The discovery of this exploit highlights the ongoing challenge of securing systems against sophisticated cyber-attacks.