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  • So the attack is (very basically, if I understand correctly)

    Setup:

    • I control at least one process on the machine I am targeting another process on
    • I can send data to the target process and the process will decrypt that

    Attack:

    • I send data that in some intermediate state of decryption will look like a pointer
    • This "pointer" contains some information about the secret key I am trying to steal
    • The prefetcher does it's thing loading the data "pointed to" in the cache
    • I can observe via a cache side channel what the prefetcher did, giving me this "pointer" containing information about the secret key
    • Repeat until I have gathered enough information about the secret key

    Is this somewhat correct? Those speculative execution vulnerabilities always make my brain hurt a little

  • Let me jump in here then.

    Those two questions are only somewhat related. The question "should we ban an undemocratic party that wants to work against core values of our constitution" has only become really pressing because the current government is so unpopular. The actual reasoning for or against the ban do not relate to the popularity of the government.

    Taking the current state of affairs and concluding that voting enemies of the constitution into the government would be the solution is not something the majority has to accept as a valid political point of view.

    You may call that antidemocratic but there are good reasons we have these non-negotiable core values in our constitution.

    If you want to protest against the current government go ahead and I'll probably support you, there are many good reasons to do that. As long as you are not supporting the movement against our country itself.

  • Let's quote the oxford dictionary then:

    opinion (noun) your feelings or thoughts about somebody/something, rather than a fact

    In this context the opinion is the thought that the holocaust was only about exterminating jews. This thought does not align with the facts.

  • They are not factually wrong becuase their opinion does not match the popular opinion. They are factually wrong because their opinion does not align with the fact that the holocaust was not only about exterminating jews.

    How can an opinion be “factually wrong?”

    If I formed the opinion that the third Reich did not want to exterminate disabled people as part of the holocaust that would be factually wrong. That's how facts and opinions work.

  • Trans, gay, Romani, Black people all got deported to concentration camps as well as jews. The death machinery worked against a lot of people, even if it was designed to exterminate jews.

    They even had a badgesystem to visually identify for what "crime" someone was in the camp.

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identification_of_inmates_in_Nazi_concentration_camps

    Edit: As well as other groups of people, a complete lists is basically impossible. Communists where early victims, but disabled people where also brought to the camps and killed for the "Volksgesundheit".