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+graphic: 0.762
+network: 0.728
+device: 0.599
+other: 0.554
+semantic: 0.394
+vnc: 0.305
+permissions: 0.216
+socket: 0.194
+files: 0.189
+performance: 0.185
+PID: 0.133
+debug: 0.105
+boot: 0.090
+KVM: 0.056
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+crypto/aes.c (used for emulating aes instructions) has a timing side-channel
+Description of problem:
+https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu/-/blob/a9cd5bc6399a80fcf233ed0fffe6067b731227d8/crypto/aes.c#L1021
+
+much of the code in crypto/aes.c accesses memory arrays where the array index is based on the secret data being encrypted/decrypted. because of cpu caches and other things that can delay memory accesses based on their address, this is a timing side-channel, potentially allowing leaking secrets over a network based on timing how long cryptography operations take.
+
+compare to openssl which uses an algorithm where its execution time doesn't depend on the data being processed:
+https://github.com/openssl/openssl/commit/0051746e03c65f5970d8ca424579d50f58a877e0
+
+I initially reported this as a security issue, but was told that since it's only used by TCG, it isn't a security issue, since TCG isn't considered secure.