Intel said it was able to identify five vulnerabilities in the one of the most important confidential computing elements of its Xeon CPUs with help from Google’s cloud security team.

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Intel patches five TDX vulnerabilities with Google during Patch Tuesday, strengthening Confidential VMs across cloud ...

Intel has partnered with Google to conduct a security review of its TDX technology, which led to the discovery of 5 vulnerabilities.

Intel today, on Windows Patch Tuesday, released new findings from a joint security review with Google, highlighting its ongoing work to strengthen Intel Trust Domain eXtensions (Intel TDX). This ...