Securityweek Researchers Revive and Optimize Linux Page Cache Attacks
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A team from Graz University of Technology has revived Linux page cache attacks, demonstrating their viability. The research indicates that these attacks can be executed with greater speed than previously thought, affecting systems that utilize Linux page caching mechanisms.
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