Thehackernews Google Cloud and AMD Address CPU Flaws in Turin Processors
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- •Three vulnerabilities in AMD Turin processors could leak sensitive data across processes.
- •Affected systems include Google Cloud's C4D, N4D, H4D, Z4D, and G4 machine series.
- •Users must update guest operating systems and restart VMs to mitigate risks.
Google Cloud has issued a warning regarding three vulnerabilities affecting AMD's fifth-generation EPYC processors, known as Turin. The flaws, identified as CVE-2024-36350, CVE-2024-36357, and CVE-2026-0004, could allow attackers to leak sensitive data across processes within virtual machines (VMs). Affected machine series include C4D, N4D, H4D, Z4D, and G4, including bare-metal instances. Google has implemented mitigations for attacks between VMs and the host, but users must update their guest operating systems to protect against internal VM attacks. The vulnerabilities are classified as local attacks requiring low privileges and high attack complexity. As of now, none of the flaws are listed in the CISA KEV catalog, and no exploitation has been reported. Google advises users to stop and start their VMs after applying OS vendor fixes to enable the mitigations.
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