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6:44 PM
@DennisNolte Well, I'm pretty sure you don't have a SHA-224 collision. :P
 
7:23 PM
This is a neat paper on PCIe attacks and mitigations.
Though that paper mentions a mitigation of using intel_iommu=strict rather than =on which disables batch revocation and instead enables synchronous revocation, but I seem to recall there being some odd vulnerabilities made possible by doing this, according to some paper on GPU-based DMA attacks over PCIe. Of course, the above-linked paper is only someone's thesis...
 
8:24 PM
Run the converter on an obscure OS, like BeOS, QNX or something like that. — ThoriumBR 1 hour ago
wut
I can't tell if this is a joke or not.
 

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