Intel TDX Module pre-tdx1.5 uninitialized variable information disclosure (Ring 0/hypervisor)
Use of an uninitialized variable in certain Intel Trust Domain Extensions (TDX) Module versions prior to tdx1.5 in Ring 0 / hypervisor context, which may allow information disclosure (data exposure). The issue is described as exploitable by an authorized adversary with privileged access and a high-complexity attack, potentially via local access, with no user interaction required.
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One of five reported vulnerabilities affecting Intel Trust Domain Extensions (TDX) 1.5; specific impact details are not provided in the content.
A locally exploitable vulnerability in Intel processors (Intel TDX module per INTEL-SA-01397) impacting certain HPE StoreEasy servers, with potential for privilege escalation and/or information disclosure/DoS.
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