How you reported it matters more than how you found it. The internal disclosure that gets a fix instead of a defensive reaction, the four places isolation gaps hide in GPU infrastructure, and the test that keeps the fix from regressing.
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How you reported it matters more than how you found it. The internal disclosure that gets a fix instead of a defensive reaction, the four places isolation gaps hide in GPU infrastructure, and the test that keeps the fix from regressing.
Ranked by how closely each one overlaps this question's topic, so the first card is the thing to read if the answer above moved too fast.
Scored on responsible internal reporting rather than public demonstration, on describing the class of gap rather than a working exploit, and on the regression test that outlives the fix.
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