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- updated to v26.36.0602723 Release highlights: This release brings some features to ARM64 hosts. They get dedicated silicon-errata checks, a proper CPU details block, and architecture-aware filtering so x86 hosts no longer show ARM64 noise and vice-versa. On the x86 side, MMIO Stale Data detection is now much more honest about end-of-life Intel CPUs that Intel never officially assessed, these are now reported as UNK (or VULN under --paranoid) instead of a misleading "not affected". The tool now better detects guest environments and warns you that the microcode version reported by your hypervisor may be fake or stale, so the "up-to-date microcode" check can't be trusted from inside the guest. More detailed changelog: - Add ARM64 silicon errata (issue #357) Three speculation/security-relevant ARM64 errata families are now detected. As these are tracked by vendor erratum IDs rather than CVEs, a new CVE-0001-NNNN placeholder range has been reserved for vendor errata, along with a new --errata <number> selector (alongside --variant/--cve): - Speculative AT TLB corruption (1165522 / 1319367 / 1319537 / 1530923) - Speculative unprivileged load (2966298 / 3117295) - MSR SSBS not self-synchronizing (3194386 and siblings) CPU affectedness is determined per-core from the (implementer, part, variant, revision) tuple in /proc/cpuinfo, matching the kernel code. Kernel mitigation detection relies on the per-erratum CONFIG_ARM64_ERRATUM_NNNN symbols, kernel image descriptor strings, and dmesg (no sysfs exists for these). Architecture-aware CVE filtering - CVE_REGISTRY gains an optional fifth field tagging checks as x86-only or arm-only; untagged entries apply everywhere. - Default "all CVEs" runs now skip checks irrelevant to the inspected (forwarded request 1364751 from msmeissn) OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1364752 OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/spectre-meltdown-checker?expand=0&rev=14
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