Working exploits targeting Linux and Windows systems not patched against a three-year-old vulnerability dubbed Spectre were found by security researcher Julien Voisin on VirusTotal.
The vulnerability was unveiled as a hardware bug in January 2018 by Google Project Zero researchers.
If successfully exploited on vulnerable systems, it can be used by attackers to steal sensitive data, including passwords, documents, and any other data available in privileged memory.
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Source: Bleeping Computer