NVIDIA GPUs with GDDR6 memory can be used to take full control of a system, including a root shell, bypassing hardware defenses that were supposed to stop exactly this. Three independent research teams published GPU attack research at the same time. One of them goes further than anything before it. There is currently no fix for consumer GPUs. The attack is called GPUBreach, and it comes from researchers at the University of Toronto. To understand why it matters, it helps to know what Rowhammer is, because that is where this starts.DRAM memory is built from rows of tiny cells packed extremely close together. When you hammer the same row with repeated memory accesses over and over again, the heat and electrical noise starts leaking into the rows next door and flips bits that nobody was supposed to be able to touch. A 1 becomes a 0. A 0 becomes a 1. In memory that does not belong to you. This has been a known problem in CPU memory for over a decade. The question nobody had fully answered was whether GDDR6, the memory inside modern NVIDIA GPUs, was just as vulnerable.It is.The same research group at Toronto published a paper in July 2025 called GPUHammer, which showed that Rowhammer attacks on NVIDIA GDDR6 are practical. A single strategic bit flip could take an AI model from 80% accuracy down to essentially zero. NVIDIA responded by publishing a security notice and telling users to enable System-Level ECC. Most consumer GPUs cannot do that at all.GPUBreach is the follow-up, and the threat is a different category entirely.
>>532748083Where GPUHammer caused data corruption, GPUBreach causes privilege escalation. The researchers reverse-engineered the NVIDIA driver to understand exactly how GPU page tables are allocated and stored inside GDDR6 memory. Page tables are basically the address book of the GPU. They keep track of which piece of memory belongs to which process, and they are what keeps one program from reading another program's data. Control the page tables and you control everything the GPU can see and touch.The attack uses a timing trick on how the GPU manages its memory to detect exactly when a new page table region appears. It is like listening for the sound of a safe opening so you know exactly when to strike. By carefully freeing and refilling memory in the right order, the attacker pushes a GPU page table into position right next to a row that is known to flip. Like parking a car in exactly the right spot. One targeted Rowhammer bit flip later, an unprivileged CUDA kernel has arbitrary read and write access across the entire GPU memory space.That alone is serious. But GPUBreach does not stop at the GPU.Getting from the GPU to the CPU is where this attack separates itself from everything that came before it. The standard defense against this kind of hardware attack is called IOMMU, a unit that restricts which physical memory addresses a GPU is allowed to access through direct memory access. NVIDIA recommends keeping it enabled. AMD recommends keeping it enabled. Microsoft recommends keeping it enabled. Two of the concurrent research papers, GDDRHammer from UNC Chapel Hill and GeForge from Purdue, both require IOMMU to be disabled to reach the CPU. With IOMMU on, they stop at the GPU.GPUBreach does not try to go around IOMMU. It goes through the NVIDIA driver instead.
>>532748134The compromised GPU uses its normal, permitted access to write into parts of CPU memory that the IOMMU explicitly allows, because those areas belong to the NVIDIA kernel driver. Think of it as slipping a poisoned note into someone's inbox instead of breaking down the front door.The attack then corrupts the data inside those trusted driver areas. When the NVIDIA driver picks up that poisoned data and processes it on the CPU, it triggers out-of-bounds writes. The attacker gets an arbitrary kernel write primitive. From there, a root shell. No hardware alarms. The IOMMU sees exactly what it expects to see.Here is what becomes possible once the full chain completes. Secret cryptographic keys can be pulled from NVIDIA's cuPQC library while key exchanges are actively happening in GPU memory. cuPQC is the library NVIDIA built to accelerate post-quantum encryption, the kind designed to protect communications against future quantum computers. GPUBreach can steal those keys now, during the operation itself. LLM weights can be leaked from GPU DRAM. The weights of a large language model represent billions in training costs and proprietary architecture. If a model is running on a shared GPU environment, another tenant's workload could read them out. AI model accuracy can be silently destroyed. By modifying a single branch inside NVIDIA's cuBLAS library in GPU memory, a model goes from 80% accuracy to zero. No error messages. No crash. No indication that anything went wrong. The model keeps running and producing output. That output is just meaningless. Full root shell on the host, with IOMMU enabled.
>>532748083why is someone going to take full control of my system? if they want access to my 10gb of antisemitic memes and cute cat videos i can just share it with them
>>532748191On the question of which hardware is affected, the picture is clearer than most coverage suggests. The confirmed vulnerable cards are NVIDIA GPUs using GDDR6 memory, primarily from the Ampere generation. The RTX 3060 and the RTX A6000 are the two models with fully demonstrated exploit chains. GDDRHammer alone tested 25 GDDR6 GPUs and found bit flips in the majority. GDDR6X cards like the RTX 3080 showed no bit flips in testing. GDDR7 cards, including the RTX 5090, use always-on on-die ECC that is not configurable by the user, and those were not found vulnerable to current techniques.For consumer desktop and laptop GPUs running GDDR6, the researchers stated it plainly: there are no known mitigations. ECC is not available on gaming GPUs. The only path to protection is a driver patch addressing the underlying memory-safety bugs that GPUBreach exploits, and that patch does not exist yet.Now here is the part that tells you everything about how the industry handles this.The University of Toronto researchers reported GPUBreach to NVIDIA, Google, AWS, and Microsoft on November 11, 2025. That is almost five months ago. Google acknowledged the report and paid a bug bounty. The amount was $600. For context, Google pays up to $250,000 for a critical Chrome sandbox escape. For an attack that roots machines running AI infrastructure, steals post-quantum keys, and extracts model weights from shared cloud hardware, they paid six hundred dollars.>>532748201for training A.I. on data
>>532748261To put that in perspective even further: NVIDIA is worth close to a trillion dollars. Google is worth over two trillion. And the researchers who spent months finding a flaw that protects their customers and their infrastructure walk away with $600. Bug bounty programs are supposed to reward the people who do this work. At these numbers, it is not a reward. It is an insult. These findings deserve better, and the industry knows it. They should be ashamed.NVIDIA has not assigned a CVE. They have not released a new security notice specifically for GPUBreach. They pointed to their existing Rowhammer notice from July 2025, which predates this research, and said they may update it. That is the current status.The reproduction code and full technical paper go live on April 13 when the GitHub repository opens at sith-lab/gpubreach. That is next week. The full presentation follows at the IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy in San Francisco in May. The race to patch is now.The detail worth paying attention to here is that three independent teams reached the same conclusion at the same time. GPUBreach from Toronto, GDDRHammer from UNC Chapel Hill and Georgia Tech, GeForge from Purdue and Rochester. All three will present at the same IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy in May 2026. When multiple teams independently converge on the same attack surface, it generally means that surface has been sitting there long enough for anyone with the right skills to find it.
>>532748307In security, attribution of who might be exploiting something is always difficult. There are no confirmed active attacks using these techniques. The full technical details were not public until now. But the claim that something is too complex to be exploited in practice has a poor track record.Worth noting: this attack requires unprivileged code execution on the GPU to begin. That is not a drive-by attack from the internet. For cloud environments where every customer gets GPU compute access by default, that bar is already cleared the moment someone spins up an instance.Here is what to do depending on your situation.If you have a workstation or enterprise GPU with GDDR6 like the RTX A6000: Enable System-Level ECC via nvidia-smi -e 1 and reboot. Not a complete fix, but it raises the bar. Keep IOMMU enabled. It stops GDDRHammer and GeForge even if it does not stop GPUBreach. Watch NVIDIA's security advisories for a driver update that addresses the driver-level memory-safety bugs. On shared GPU environments, review tenant isolation policies before April 13 when the reproduction code goes public.If you have a consumer gaming GPU with GDDR6: There is currently no mitigation available on your hardware. Keep NVIDIA drivers updated and watch for a patch. Avoid running untrusted CUDA code on machines where sensitive data or keys are present.If you are on GDDR7 hardware like the RTX 5090, or HBM-based data center cards: Current research does not demonstrate a working exploit on your hardware.Understanding how attackers escalate from a foothold to full system control is exactly what I cover in my ethical hacking course, including exploitation techniques, privilege escalation, network attacks, and the full attack chain from reconnaissance to complete system compromise.
>>532748261so someone is going to remotely use my gpu to do calculations for an llm over my coax comcast connection?hahaha shut up retard
>>532748191>That output is just meaningless.Is this what happened to grok?
>>532748400no cathy newman, no
>>532748656see how the shills pile in? we are over a very big target right now
>>532748083You niggers have repeatedly told people that all Intel chips i3 and newer, have backdoors, so who literally cares about this. What difference does it make?
>>532748884Anyone with sufficient skill could exploit this, but they'd need a key for the built-in backdoor.
>>532748083Any link to the source code?
I wouldn't mind hackers stealing my GPU power if they'd at least donate a tiny % of any shitcoins they mine back to me...just a little? fuck
By posting here, you are using a device that is connected to the internet, which can be compromised by numerous governments, institutions, and criminal organizations at a moment's notice and there isn't shit you can do about it.Get off the internet if you want privacy.
>>532749294fuck off back to where you came from
oh no if I run some random untrusted software designed specifically to break my GPU it will give me root access to my own system... ANYWAY
>>532749364Why? Because I'm speaking truth you don't want spoken?
>>532749484no, because you're a midwit redditor
>>532748083YELLOW PERIL CHINK SPIES ARE SCRAPING THE INTERNET
>>532749294>yet you're in society, curious>I am very intelligent
dayum ai be findin some shit
>>532749551LMFAO cry more, niggerfaggot newfag. I've been on 4chan 8 times as long as you. Get off my Malaysian basketweaving imageboard.
>>532749699>"hey guys, im definitely one of you, please believe me, do you like my memes?"
>>532748083>Israel (Mossad) releases le 'open source' and free video gen model>Some months later, this exploit is discoveredMy neurons... They're noticing on their own!
>>532748083gimme the poc i wanna sexploit
>>532749625>>532749788Look at all these hostile little jeetniggers melting down over my stating the cold, hard truth about connecting to the internet. Five Eyes is experiencing IBS attacks because some spergoid is pulling the curtain aside. Enjoy the bowel cancer, glowshits.
>>532749839>hostile boo hoo redditor
Good than I am cheapskate....and using only to mothercard integrated GPU's.
BTW RX 9700 XT is the new king of gaming so if you're dropping money on RTX anyway you're an NVigger.>>532749926So mad. Stay mad, newfag.
>>532748083I'm not going to read your thesis on this. I skimmed through it and the exploit is they make an AI model output nonsense. Huge nothingburger. Literally nobody cares.
>>532750008malding
>>532748400They have been doing that for crypto, some people early on wilfully allocated their system resources and then people started just hacking in and doing it
The madder you get, the shorter your replies get due to the cortisol spike. I can smell the accelerated cell growth from here, and your glowie pension won't save you.
>>532749699Nigger lurk two years before posting. Everyone knows this site logs IPs and can give them to glowniggers. We have seen proof of that even recently in the Epstein files.
>>532748083heatsinks and faraday cages to encspsulate individual DRAMs so that we wont have this collateral damage scenario you are talking about.
>>532748083Damn dude whoever figured out how to do that is smart as hell. I wish I were that good with these clever hax. I wonder how people get good at this type of thing.
>>532750246How does that contradict anything I've said? >flagAh. College kick you out yet, shitcake?
>drops the classic midwit cope "if you're on the internet you're already owned">immediately ratio'd and called out as a midwit redditor/newfag.>doubles down with "I've been here 8x longer than you" copium + forced memes>keeps getting piled on by multiple anons calling him out for the hostile reddit energy>ends up ranting about jeets, glowshits, bowel cancer, and shilling AMD while melting down>proclaims victoryjeets are a mysterious race
>>532748083Nvidia cucks btfo
>>532748083>GDDR6X unaffected >GDDR7 unaffected So what's are risk? A 3060? No wonder theyre restarting their rollout to the market
>>532749484Yup I experienced this.It's fucking weird m8
>>532748083Just figured that out did you? No force like brute force. Everybody sure LOOOOOOOVES their video games.Surely they'd never betray US! RIGHT?! RRRRRIGHT?!??!?>:)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OBYswFyvps
>>532748083Throw away, the machine; it doing some plot against our organs.
>>532750570context matters anon
They have some snakes, doing some satanic plot against our organs.
Wow the Five Eyes nigger is seething hard at people being warned of the true extent of their reach. Imagine getting that butthurt at one of the last actual non-shill human beings on a fucking Cambodian knitting imageboard speaking truth to power. You poor, bootyblasted kikeslave.
>>532750624WTF you mean by that?FBI/ATF/DHS hacked my shit and everyone else's shit I got into close proximity to.Fuck off reddit
>>532750624If it did, you'd have provided it instead of just pic related. But you didn't. Cry moar.
>>532748083that picture is what a pajeet nigger would pull out when it tries to scam a boomer
>>532749839>gets rightly called out as a demoralization shill>uhhhhhhhhhhhhh, we all hate pajeets and international glowniggers, amirite?Too late, faggot.
>>532750792He's just being intentionally obtuse in order to create noise and shut down the signal.
>>532748083Just stop watching porn dude, you don't need any knowledge of computers to browse pol and youtube etc
>>532750555It doesnt actually affect many gddr6 rams either as if ECC is enabled it cant flip enough bits at once to beat the ECC single bit protection, but it can on gddr4/5
>>532750894>STOP DEMORALIZING PEOPLE BY TELLING THE TRUTHLOL fuck outta here, nigger.
>>532750910God bless you and yours anon.
>>532748083>yess saar your computer gpu is breached by the microsoft computer virus you gotta go to the nearest walmart and buy 3000usd worth of giftcards
>>532748083AMD chads we stay winnin
>>532750910seething glowie
>>532750746No Anon. They wouldn't be pissed if it was -their- capability.Understand?You're not free. Simply "under new management".:)
>>532748083>GPUBreach is the follow-up, and the threat is a different category entirely.yess saar completly different caregory entirely saaaaaar
>>532748083Qrd?Is this a big deal?
>>532748083Voodoo chads, it's finally our time
>>532751558It makes the little dragon, the big dragon. Very fast. Very hungry too.:)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkqISkiE4L4
>>532748083this is non sense, you need to breach the GPU first, useless
>>532748083Fake and gay. Good luck breaching my router and software firewalls
I have Norton so I will be okay :)
good thing I have GDDR7
>>532751558>Qrd?its not real and this is how pajeet niggers scam boomers>>532751699>voodooobsolete. team 3d2000 ftw
>>532751705So... You're saying chinks have backdoored my shit?Why don't they kick out the FBI and ATF so I can order some fucking drugs and get high then?Fucking amateur ass slopes
Give me a list of the ones affected or not affected.Whatever is the smallest to produce. Don't give a wall of text and expect me to read it
>>532751827But he would NOT be okay.:Ohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77znmAxSvkw
>>532751904If it were the Chinese -they- would be celebrating. There are things out there far FAR worse!:)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSwxD6e_Ftk
>>532748083So like.. what if we just dont run malware?
This is a bit concerning. Looking around a bit it seems even if the driver safety issues are fixed to prevent privilege escalation, the GPU can still DMA data all over the physical memory. And while the exploit uses a CUDA workload, it doesn't necessarily need to use that.What I'm getting is anything from some compromised app to a pirated game can steal your data via GPU and exfiltrate it via CPU (even without privilege escalation, any program will have a CPU component that can phone home to send your data).
>>532748083Interesting. Yea your explanation is actually good and understandable. It's actually more complicated than you make it sound.Anyway. It's like when they published that you could steal encryption keys by listening to the sounds a CPU makes kek.The deep hardware backdoors can't be discovered and aren't even understandable by normies at all.
>>532748083A bump for the effortpost, Canadianon.
>>532752127Your music sucks.Spit it out, who TF is connecting to my shit via satellite and injecting AI viruses onto my old ass motherboards?
>>532748338What the fuck is CUDA code and in what practical situations would I need to run it?
>>532748083My GPU has GDDR7 so I'm not affected by this
>>532752405Ain't no CUDA like a BARRACUDA!>>532752399YOU are about to FIND OUT!:)
>>532748083Fake newsThey just want you to not have local GPU
>>532752611Fuck you niggerAin't got shit on FBI vendor-hackers
all my important hardware is air gapped and paid for with cash...thank god gooks are willing to stand in line at microcenter for hours
>>532748083Good to know that I have GDDR7
>>532751917>esl chimes in
>>532748338Eh, wait, hold up.Do people really think running shit in "the cloud" (i.e. on google/amazon/oracle/Microsoft servers) is secure?Do they really?The method isn't even important.You know what else the FBI/glowies can do?Show up with a court order and force physical access to the data center where your whatever is running.But let's not distract from the point here - all American hardware is backdoored in extremely sneaky ways like this. Hidden backdoors you'll never find. Only the glowie agencies can find it.Actually these U.S. universities disclosing it means the glowies don't need it anymore or China already found it. So they'll burn it and patch it.Top research universities have security clearances too. They release what they're allowed to release.Actually this might be disclosure by glowies thru the universities.
>>532752813Place for me a price on innocence.I will charge you a kingdom for a hair, and for hairs a set of kingdoms! My name is Gol. D.First of The Fiends or Arabia.Lord Sha's High Assassin!~Let the world burn by my name and worth and symbols!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oansGOr1YE
>>532749371this
i cant afford an nvidia anywayscheckmate richfags
>>532748083That what you get for buying nJudea
>>532753073That's better.Well fucking send it then pussy, not like I have shit to lose in the current world order.You can't hack my 40lbs of silver, nor my house. idgaf
>>532748083not a real screenshot, also the white text on the right: same exact font as the terminal suggesting that the entire thing was created in an image editing program
>>532748083>DRAM memory is built from rows of tiny cells packed extremely close together. When you hammer the same row with repeated memory accesses over and over again, the heat and electrical noise starts leaking into the rows next door and flips bits that nobody was supposed to be able to touchKek, no way this is real.
>>532748083If you're a Linux loyalist, you shouldn't even be using Nvidia anyways.
>>532752405CUDA is a special set of instructions exclusive to NVIDIA GPUs that helps run advanced software such as local LLMs on NVIDIA GPU-equipped computers. This is why NVIDIA can charge a kidney for GPUs, because the major AI vendors gobble up NVIDIA GPUs to use CUDA to power their AI sloppa and other software.
Guess I'm fine with 6X
>>532748083>throw away your GPU because a vulnerability that also exists in CPU RAM has been found to also affect GPU>oh and you need to run a virus in the first placeretard
>>532748884Its the difference between your landlord having your key and a professional thief having your key. Not everyone who needs security is doing it to stash porn.
>>532750607>Final Fantasy IX RemakeHuh?
how would this realistically function, like you need to get a classic suspicious exe and you are fucked or its something else?
>>532753344i need cuda for my ai slopmaxxing
>>532748083This is 100% intended design. kikes aren't satisfied just having a cpu backdoor, they want a gpu backdoor too.
>>532748083>no link. >problem solvable by drivers. LARPherbs and spices.
>>532753679So I need to be running AI slop on a machine with an NVIDIA card that has GDDR6 for any of this to matter?
>>532748576Most server GPUs have ECC. The workstation cards do too, my 4500 Blackwell does.
>>532748718>shills>copy pasting some faggot trying to grift his “ethical hacking” courseKill yourself social media addict
>>532754699I don't know, but this new exploit seems linked to AI sloppa-related software somehow based on it using CUDA
>>532748083>Throw away your GPU, goy. Better yet, donate them to your local datacenter so it can be properly disposed of
>>532753488Of course not.Go Back To Sleep:)https://www.youtube.com/shorts/RYeNu159Sgc
So the flaw isn't just hardware, it abuses a flaw in the NVidia driver.NVidia will issue a patch.So it's just like any other critical local privilege escalation vulnerability.They probably deserved more than $600. Maybe it's unreliable or requires too many ducks to be in a row.*shrug*
>>532755274Once Upon A Time...On Mars.:)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZbkF-15ObM
>>532748083Good thing that instead of getting a loan to buy an nVidia goyslop card I got a MSI RX 580 8GB OC for dirt cheap years ago that is more than enough for my internet / vydia needs, and when it dies I'll only scour through any online marketplace until I find another deal, buying brand new GPU's on this economy and this market is only for retarded faggots and professionals who may really need top tier hardware for their jobs.
>Exploiting driver bugsYeah, that's gonna get patched. Pretty embarrassing though.
>>532755450sometimes its not that simple or not without a cost to performance. like the spectre/meltdown mitigations for intel that hurt performance
>>532748083>NVIDIA GPUs with GDDR6 memory can be used to take full control of a system, including a root sh-What now, retard?
>>532755819You aren't the target.Some things are more valuable than life.When they realize what I destroyed.They'll kill themselves.:)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBefecNTQok
>>532755819You can't use your device anymore.
>>532748083GDDR7 chads, we keep winning.
>>532748400>so someone is going to still thinking in terms of bad-actor humans ... and not in terms of rogue AI, eh?
>>532751181Need sound version
>>532750607>FF9 Remake Part 1: Explore Alexandria with Vivi for 30 hours, game ends just as you enter Evil Forest>FF9 Remake Rebirth: Disc 1 of the original>FF9 Reunion: Discs 2-4 but with different plotWhy does square enix destroy everything they touch? They're even worse than blizzard at this point.
>>532756067>GDDR7 chads, we keep winning.Only because insofar it doesn't make sense to target technologies that aren't widely adopted enough yet to make the exploit worth it.If the tech is genuinely good enough to warrant widespread adoption, it *will* eventually be targeted.
>>532748083>another literal nothingburgerremember Meltdown and Spectre? Yeah, i would literally worry more about fucking ransomware than this is. Just another fearmongering shit that's not gonna effect anyone except retards clicking on random exe files and links from indian emails
>>532748083>hacking>on a fucking Macintosh Good lord, grant me patience >at least it’s technically Unix architecture I guess
>>532756165I, for one, welcome our new digital overlord.
>>532748083>>532748134>>532748191>>532748261>>532748338Did not read a single word, but tech geeks have been screeching about security exploits for decades. Absolutely nothing is happening. Also these "hacks" are done by occulted glownigger departments, they test for vulnerabilities and other weaknesses besides siphoning money. Cattle like OP don't care about any of that of course, they just want to screech about techdoom. You can check /g/ for these types of threads, every few days one. All the nerds screech for a while and then nothing happens.
>>532756369>nothingburgerWhat happens to the AI industry when some 1337 h4x0r pwns the servers that AI is training on using this exploit?
>>532748083Supposedly this vulnerability is on ampere architecture, so 3060s and 6000s>>532753795apparently so
>>532748083Glad I always go full AMD with my rigs.
>>532748083Nice try mossad
>>532748083Nothingburger. Like all the hardware hacks that came before it.Cybersec fags will screech and life will go on
>>532748083I can play crimson desert at 4k with over 60 fps. I could probably get higher, but I wrote everything through my receiver for Dolby Atmos. I'm not giving up my 5070 TI.
So is it risky to run LLMs or other applications that access those “CUDA” cores? For those who don't do that, are there no risks?
Glad I switched to AMD and open-source graphics drivers because of Linux.
Bumping this thread again because NVIDIA shills are trying to sweep this under the rug.
>>532748083Paid AMD shill. Fuck off, nobody wants your chink shit
>>532758913And here's a shill now. But he's not going to have a job for much longer because NVIDIA will axe it after their stock drops a trillion dollars.
>>532748083Good news my 5080 isn't effected.Bad news, my 3070 I turned into a living room PC is.This effect linux users too?
people with prompts like this are gay as fuck and not to be trusted
>>532748083anons you give Steam access to these sectors of your processors and memory every time you use it, your OS has access to it and it's all integrated into the core frameworks of the internet. It's so bad now that the ads and bot detection things built into everything are basically keylogging malware which is all run through a massive operation that collects and stores all packets sent over ip which ai uses to build a profile on to help better target you with ads, that's how you get the "a swear I just thought about a thing and a ad popped up, it's reading muh mind" dummies came from.Also, NVIDIA absolutely makes deals with both the OS, platforms like Steam and Epic, as well as the corpo 3d engines like Unreal. The reason all your games run like ass and you need to keep buying new 5 thousand dollar GPUs and RAM is because they are intentionally bloating shaders and other nonsense to keep hardware makers they've got deals with making huge profits.tldr; It's way too late, YOU are all in the Matrix, you were probably born there and it's only going to get worse, accept it or not.
>>532748083ATI uses the exact same ddr6 chips as nvidia. Also the inner design of the chips are different for each manufacturer and generation, however both are usually Crucial or Micron brand though.
>>532759961>they're saving muh packets!>t. doesn't understand networking
>>532759961Doesn't this basically just mean that the entire tech industry deserves to collapse? The game industry especially needs a reckoning.
GDDR5 GTX 1050 Ti OC M45T3R R4C3 here.You can suck my cock, kikes.Lmao.
>>532754702Read. ECC doesn't stop it
>>532760111I asked DeepSeek about this and was told that AMD and NVIDIA source their chips from different manufacturers and use different drivers. AMD may or may not be exposed to this, but right now it's looking like NVIDIA got it much worse.
>>532760333cute
>>532760149>Doesn't this basically just mean that the entire tech industry deserves to collapse?There's no alternative, this is it. Endless data theft at every single level. Short of going back to analog.There is no escape even with Linux, everything already now gives corporate tech mafias complete access to this information because you are supposed to fully trust Microsoft and Google without question they are the voices of truth and transparency. They would neva sell your data to foreign countries. Of course business 101 at Harvard teaches kids to sell their trillion dollar companies to foreign Indians so yes, it's all fucked. Like I said just accept it or wait until the bombs start falling to end this shitshow.
You didn't post this on /g/ because they would have banned your ass for posting bullshit lies.
>>532761071>they would have banned you because the board is moderated by shills just like /v/fixed
>>532759961I trust Steam and GabeN. I do not trust EGS or Tim Doggy Dogg Sweeney tho
don't care, i have a GPU with GDDR7
>>532761071i posted this on /pol/ because its about jews intentionally putting backdoors into products and that we found one. this is political because they do this all the time and it makes the hoes mad when we talk about it
>>532748083If I understand this correctly, mostly ai models can exploit this.There are ways to exploit it outside of running AI models but it's far more difficult and unlikely
>>532761181there is likely a reach around
>>532748083> NVIDIA GPUs with GDDR6 memory I couldn't care less, my 5070Ti has GDDR7 memory.
>>532755171Nah, it's totally believable. Every tech company has recently bragged about their new "R&D investments" in Israel. Which is why we should support Iran targeting those facilities. >>532761071/g/ is run by sniveling Jewish fags. I had one rat over there try to tell me that there's no such thing as hardware backdoors. And from the tone of your post, Jewish rats still believe they can lie their way into anything. >>532761161This is totally fucking based, king. Much appreciated.
>>532748083Lucky me, I only watch porn, no gaming.
>>532761550From what I'm reading it's safe so long as you aren't running something that runs code on the Cudacore and enable IOMMU.... but I would like more info.It does seem like it was a design choice purposely made for COPIOLOT to exploit and the push for AI seems suspicious.Doesn't seem like a zeroclick exploit but.... yeah Shit is suspicious. Going AMD nexttime
>>532762635>it's safe so long as you aren't running something that runs code on the CudacoreHow many people with affected cards does this describe, though?
It's a local privilege escalation vulnerability.There's like a dozen of these patched daily on every Linux distribution.If a hacker gains local user level access on your system and can maintain access it's only a matter of days before they will find a way to escalate to root.Just because this one has "NVidia" in the title doesn't make it any more or less valuable than any other local privesc bug.In fact this bug is less practical than most local privesc flaws because it takes up to FOUR DAYS of running the attack to successfully exploit it.
zero pct accuracy is superior to 80% accuracy because you can take the answer from the 0% accurate model and mark that answer as incorrect, and now you have a restricted set of less incorrect answers which spoken to by the corrected model, is now more than 80%, and since you can do this with the 0% model, a 0% accurate model is superior to the 80% accurate model. The bad model is the one that is only as accurate as random guessing.
>>532763480That only applies if there are only 2 possible answers to a question.
>>532762865>How many people does this describeMost people have a 30 or 40 series. Issue is the non data center cards don't have Error correcting code. 50 series which was more expensive does and uses GRDD 7.It also requires something using the cuda cores on the graphics card so it's not something that you click a link and your card is done. But if like OP SUGGESTS this is a back door by design, a videogame using DLSS could trigger it if the devs were distributing the payload.
>>532764148So does that mean NVIDIA is going to collapse? Can they patch their way out of this?
>>532756752>>532764270 It only affects people with Low end GPU's and they are too shit to be used for anything worthwhile and their owners are too poor to be a target so nothing
Smart anon frens my hp omen with a 3060 won't work. I turn it on and it says bios not working or something like that. I've formatted my drives and reinstalled Windows and nothing works. Im day 69 on project zomboid and I want to get back to my character Adolf. Is this something to do with that. Is my pc forever broke?
>>532762635It's simple - this work is done in Israel or some other Jewey place, and Jews insert backdoors in it. Then these same Jews sell backdoor access to whomever is willing to pay. Many such cases. And with more of these "bugs" being discovered and patched, more new business opportunities for blackmail and IP theft must be created.
>>532748261Back in my day people robbed your compute for mining cryptocurrency.
It's okay, OP. Anthropic is releasing Mythos to all of these vendors. Software is effectively solved now. Until someone builds a better model of course. Although this assumes no leak occurs and these vendors don't decide to rape everyone for the lulz.
Theres nothing important on my pc except porn and plans to exterminate the jews so who cares
>>532748083>Throw your NVIDIA gpus away >NVIDIA GPUs with GDDR6 memory so which one is it, ALL nvidia gpus or nvidia gpus with gddr6 memory!?
>>532751181>tfw 9070 master race
>>532765232Ummmm sort of. It doesn't effect GRDD6x cards which are later varieties.However 3090s and 4090s are ALSO effected.The good news is for most normies risk is low. Its more of a shared computer and cloud computing issue, or AI issue.Most normies playing steam games aren't at too high a risk. Possible but unlikely due to the complexity to execute.... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=d75ujU9h1SY
>>532765719it is all NVIDIA gpus. Just like how windows proprietary code spies on you and sells your data, so does NVIDIAs code. This is actual evidence that windows and NVIDIA are colluding. Windows 11 has AI running by default, and the exploit discovered in DDR6 memory can be executed from AI use. Not only is Windows selling your data for money and control, but NVIDIA is using your data to train AIs. DDR7 memory has error correcting code and that hints at them knowing this was an issue that advanced users would be able to spot with time. There is likely a reach around embedded in DDR7 memory now which validates this behavior, not proven yet but highly likely given the circumstances
>>532756702Absolutely giga chad post.
>>532766695to add onto this, if you try to permanently remove co-pilot from windows 11 it will break your file manager. this backdoor runs deep and nvidia is complicit, they might have even asked for this specifically
>>532748083so better cooling will prevent this.
Another AMD W
>>532748083Why in the fuck do the bots have such an issue with this post… oh, lmao
>>532748083nsa is what?backdoors many how?
>>532767307>NVIDIA shill on an Israeli proxy trying to make /pol/ think this is nothing by exploiting /pol/'s hatred of Jews
Is my GTX 690 affected?
>>532753994Lmao ngmi
>>532767211No, there is a reason why the newer 50's series does not have the built in protections against current spikes if one of the cables break. The reason is so they can do this at will. This is one of the reasons why the few 5090s that were sold had this issue
>>532748083>>532748134>>532748134>>532748191>>532748191JFC Batman can I get a tldr on this shit? I just ate a huge ass Korean BBQ dinner. You think US Supreme civilians have time to read this drivel? Spell it out and make it snappy fucking leafjeet
>>532767402I wasn't even going to bother responding to this since this board is a botted-up shitshow these days, but for some reason I get a feeling that there's even more to this than we're being told here. It feels a lot like the early days of GamerGate, when it was just Five Guys Burgers and Fries, before the massive network of payola was exposed. There were a lot of shills that came to the board in that period telling us it was a nothingburger and we should drop it, and the moderators even came to their defense.
>>532768022>Korean BBQI need some of this desperately. But yeah, this might be the start of something huge.
>>532767211>>532767970Better cooling will not solve the fundamental issue that has been built in to ensure this continueshttps://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/rtx-5090-cable-overheats-to-150-degrees-celsius-uneven-current-distribution-likely-the-culprit
>>532766399no they dont, they both use GDDR6X, its like 5070, 4070 both are budget cards. Best card effected is the RTX 6000
>>532768465You're too retarded to even read your own post. It doesnt even effect the 5090 or 4090 or even the 3090...
>>532768662see>>532766695>>532767001this is just one exploit that has been uncovered in their proprietary code, their is likely more encompassing all of them
>>532768747fawkin *there*>>532768022quick rundown -Rothschilds bow to Bogdanoffs-In contact with aliens-Possess psychic-like abilities-Control france with an iron but fair fist-Own castles & banks globally-Direct descendants of the ancient royal blood line-Will bankroll the first cities on Mars (Bogdangrad will be be the first city)-Own 99% of DNA editing research facilities on Earth-First designer babies will in all likelihood be Bogdanoff babies-both brothers said to have 215+ IQ, such intelligence on Earth has only existed deep in Tibetan monasteries & Area 51-Ancient Indian scriptures tell of two angels who will descend upon Earth and will bring an era of enlightenment and unprecedented technological progress with them-They own Nanobot R&D labs around the world-You likely have Bogdabots inside you right now-The Bogdanoffs are in regular communication with the Archangels Michael and Gabriel, forwarding the word of God to the Orthodox Church. Who do you think set up the meeting between the pope & the Orthodox high command (First meeting between the two organisations in over 1000 years) and arranged the Orthodox leader's first trip to Antarctica in history literally a few days later to the Bogdanoff bunker in Wilkes land?-They learned fluent French in under a week-Nation states entrust their gold reserves with the twins. There's no gold in Ft. Knox, only Ft. Bogdanoff-The twins are about 7 decades old, from the space-time reference point of the base human currently accepted by our society-In reality, they are timeless beings existing in all points of time and space from the big bang to the end of the universe. We don't know their ultimate plans yet. We hope they're benevolent beings.
>>532768747No that is pure speculation. Theres zero day exploits for just about every device ever made. Some exploit that takes 4 days and a controlled environment to execute and only targets midrange gpus from 4 years ago is literally irrelevant... This reads like some boomer who went on CVEdetails for the first time
>>532769006It is not irrelevant the performance leap from the 40's series to the 50's series is quite negligible many people did not upgrade because of how little the improvements were and how expensive the upgrade was. This exploit uncovers a few more things than the hacking methods, it reveals a pipeline between AI integration and hardware acceleration in which data becomes vulnerable. These mid range cards were just the easiest to demonstrate it with. Its like your pretending to not know intel has backdoors with its high range cpus
>>532769006There have been multiple NVidia privesc bugs this year that are way less complex or conditional than this bug, and work instantly, not in 4 days.Hammering a GPU for four days is probably the last bug I would choose on a sensitive target.Just too noisy and resource intense.>There are no known instances of Rowhammer attacks ever being actively used in the wild.
>>532769310fawkin *neglectable* apologies for the poor spelling, few drinks in now>>532764148it is sortof the same as the recurring IPV6 vulnerabilities where packets can be forced through remediating controls by overloading buffering rates to push through commands as though it is injecting them
>>532769516>There have been multiple NVidia privesc bugs this year that are way less complex or conditional than this bug, and work instantly, not in 4 days.How the fuck are they even still in business?
>>532748083computer whiz kids will be culled in the white ethno state
>>532748400You seem to be the only retard here.Or a retard or a jew
>>532770406>the white ethnostate will get ground to dust in 5 seconds by Chinese drone strikesOK, good to know white nationalism is for retards.
>>532748083welp cats out of the bag now. now every normal fag will have the free anthropic API hack.
>>532748261>GDDR6X cards like the RTX 3080 showed no bit flips in testingim safe
>>532750555>GDDR7 unaffected>>532750555>So what's are risk? A 3060?laughs in 5090... All the plebes are worried about their little bullshit entry level card. It's like being a man that drives a Porsche Boxster
>>532768747READ NIGGA READ YOUR OWN SHIT>GDDRHammer alone tested 25 GDDR6 GPUs and found bit flips in the majority. GDDR6X cards like the RTX 3080 showed no bit flips in testing. GDDR7 cards, including the RTX 5090, use always-on on-die ECC that is not configurable by the user, and those were not found vulnerable to current techniques.in 3000 series X cards are some versions of 3060 Ti and after that from 3070 Ti up
>>532748083cool so if that "ever happens" (didnt read) ill just close my eyes or whatever
>>5327480831. Didn't China already ban NVIDIA GPUs due to Spyware?2. Doesn't the fact AI is so fragile and nont-deterministic, suggest other methods could be used to artificially "guide" AI thinking to a different output?
>>532750615Like what?
>>532772663There are plenty of jailbreaks out there for AI, but jailbreaks generally don't give you root on somebody's box.
>>532748083PoC or GTFO
I wouldnt worry about it
>>532748201Anon, they are also going to get your futa erp logs and be able to ransom you
>>532748083Thank fuck I bought a 5070ti but they'll probably be next
>>532749699>MalaysianYep, real old fag...
bumping because fuck NVIDIA
