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A new Rowhammer variant, Phoenix, can bypass protections on SK Hynix DDR5 memory modules, leading to privilege escalation and data exfiltration.

A new Rowhammer attack, "Phoenix," bypasses DDR5 protections on all tested SK Hynix devices, enabling memory corruption and privilege escalation.

A critical hardware attack, TEE.fail, uses low-cost DDR5 memory bus interposition to extract root attestation keys from Intel TDX and AMD SEV-SNP. The flaw affects core server-grade TEEs.

Researchers bypassed all modern TEEs (Intel, AMD, Nvidia) using a cheap physical attack targeting DDR5 systems, exposing a critical "security illusion" in hardware trust.

Researchers from Purdue and Georgia Tech have revealed a new physical attack called TEE.fail that can undermine CPU-based trusted execution…