1: [[!meta title="Meltdown and Spectre Status Page"]]
2:
3: Status of the Fixes
4: -------------------
5:
6: NetBSD-7, and all the anterior releases, have no planned fixes.
7:
8: ## Spectre Variant 1
9:
10: [[!table data="""
11: Port |Vendor/Model |Spectre (V1) |NetBSD-8 |NetBSD-current
12: amd64 |Intel |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
13: amd64 |AMD |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
14: i386 |Intel |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
15: i386 |AMD |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
16: mips |MIPS P5600 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
17: mips |MIPS P6600 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
18: mips |MIPS (others) |Not vulnerable | |
19: ia64 |Intel |Not vulnerable | |
20: riscv |(spec) |Not vulnerable | |
21: arm |ARM Cortex-R7 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
22: arm |ARM Cortex-R8 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
23: arm |ARM Cortex-A8 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
24: arm |ARM Cortex-A9 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
25: arm |ARM Cortex-A12 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
26: arm |ARM Cortex-A15 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
27: arm |ARM Cortex-A17 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
28: arm |ARM Cortex-A57 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
29: arm |ARM Cortex-A72 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
30: arm |ARM Cortex-A73 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
31: arm |ARM Cortex-A75 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
32: arm |ARM (others) |Not vulnerable | |
33: """]]
34:
35: ## Spectre Variant 2
36:
37: [[!table data="""
38: Port |Vendor/Model |Spectre (V2) |NetBSD-8 |NetBSD-current
39: amd64 |Intel |Vulnerable |Fixed [MitigD] |Fixed [MitigB] [MitigD]
40: amd64 |AMD |Vulnerable |Fixed [MitigC] [MitigD] |Fixed [MitigC] [MitigD]
41: i386 |Intel |Vulnerable |Fixed [MitigD] |Fixed [MitigD]
42: i386 |AMD |Vulnerable |Fixed [MitigC] [MitigD] |Fixed [MitigC] [MitigD]
43: mips |MIPS P5600 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
44: mips |MIPS P6600 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
45: mips |MIPS (others) |Not vulnerable | |
46: ia64 |Intel |Not vulnerable | |
47: riscv |(spec) |Not vulnerable | |
48: arm |ARM Cortex-R7 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
49: arm |ARM Cortex-R8 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
50: arm |ARM Cortex-A8 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
51: arm |ARM Cortex-A9 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
52: arm |ARM Cortex-A12 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
53: arm |ARM Cortex-A15 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
54: arm |ARM Cortex-A17 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
55: arm |ARM Cortex-A57 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
56: arm |ARM Cortex-A72 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
57: arm |ARM Cortex-A73 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
58: arm |ARM Cortex-A75 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
59: arm |ARM (others) |Not vulnerable | |
60: """]]
61:
62: ## Meltdown
63:
64: [[!table data="""
65: Port |Vendor/Model |Meltdown (V3) |NetBSD-8 |NetBSD-current
66: amd64 |Intel |Vulnerable |Fixed [MitigA] |Fixed [MitigA]
67: amd64 |AMD |Not vulnerable | |
68: i386 |Intel |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
69: i386 |AMD |Not vulnerable | |
70: mips |(all) |Not vulnerable | |
71: ia64 |Intel |Not vulnerable | |
72: riscv |(spec) |Not vulnerable | |
73: arm |ARM Cortex-A15 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
74: arm |ARM Cortex-A57 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
75: arm |ARM Cortex-A72 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
76: arm |ARM Cortex-A75 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
77: arm |ARM (others) |Not vulnerable | |
78: """]]
79:
80: ## Spectre Variant 3a
81:
82: This issue will be addressed in future microcode updates on x86. No
83: software change is required.
84:
85: ## Spectre Variant 4
86:
87: [[!table data="""
88: Port |Vendor/Model |Spectre (V4) |NetBSD-8 |NetBSD-current
89: amd64 |Intel |Vulnerable |Fixed [MitigE] |Fixed [MitigE]
90: amd64 |AMD |Vulnerable |Fixed [MitigF] |Fixed [MitigF]
91: i386 |Intel |Vulnerable |Fixed [MitigE] |Fixed [MitigE]
92: i386 |AMD |Vulnerable |Fixed [MitigF] |Fixed [MitigF]
93: arm |ARM Cortex-A57 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
94: arm |ARM Cortex-A72 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
95: arm |ARM Cortex-A73 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
96: arm |ARM Cortex-A75 |Vulnerable |Not fixed |Not fixed
97: arm |ARM (others) |Not vulnerable | |
98: """]]
99:
100: ## Mitigations
101:
102: ### Mitigation A: SVS
103:
104: Meltdown is mitigated with the SVS feature. It can be dynamically disabled
105: by changing the "machdep.svs.enabled" sysctl.
106:
107: ### Mitigations B, C, D
108:
109: There is no unified mitigation for SpectreV2. Rather, a set of mitigations
110: are available, in both hardware and software.
111:
112: Three sysctls exist, under the machdep.spectre_v2 node:
113:
114: [[!template id=programlisting text="""
115: machdep.spectre_v2.hwmitigated = {0/1} user-settable
116: machdep.spectre_v2.swmitigated = {0/1} set by the kernel
117: machdep.spectre_v2.method = {string} constructed by the kernel
118: """]]
119:
120: Only "hwmitigated" can be set by the user. When set to one, the kernel will
121: determine the best hardware mitigation available for the currently
122: running CPU, and will apply it.
123:
124: #### Mitigation B: Intel IBRS
125:
126: Hardware mitigation, Intel only (for now). If the CPU supports this method,
127: it is used automatically by the kernel. It can be dynamically
128: enabled/disabled by changing the "hwmitigated" sysctl.
129:
130: #### Mitigation C: AMD DIS_IND
131:
132: Hardware mitigation, available only on a few AMD families. If the CPU
133: supports this method, it is used automatically by the kernel. It can be
134: dynamically enabled/disabled by changing the "hwmitigated" sysctl.
135:
136: #### Mitigation D: GCC Retpoline
137:
138: Software mitigation. It is enabled by default in GENERIC. When enabled,
139: the "swmitigated" sysctl is set to one.
140:
141: Note: there is no retpoline for the ASM parts, and no RSB-stuffing either
142: for Skylake.
143:
144: ### Mitigations E, F
145:
146: There are two available mitigations for SpectreV4. Their availability
147: depends on the CPU model and the microcode or BIOS revision.
148:
149: [[!template id=programlisting text="""
150: machdep.spectre_v4.mitigated = {0/1} user-settable
151: machdep.spectre_v4.method = {string} constructed by the kernel
152: """]]
153:
154: Only "mitigated" can be set by the user. When set to one, the kernel will
155: determine the best hardware mitigation available for the currently
156: running CPU, and will apply it.
157:
158: #### Mitigation E: Intel SSBD
159:
160: Available only on Intel (for now). It can be dynamically enabled/disabled
161: by changing the "mitigated" sysctl.
162:
163: #### Mitigation F: AMD NONARCH
164:
165: Available only on AMD families 15h, 16h and 17h. It can be dynamically
166: enabled/disabled by changing the "mitigated" sysctl.
167:
168: ## External Resources
169:
170: * [MIPS Blog Post](https://www.mips.com/blog/mips-response-on-speculative-execution-and-side-channel-vulnerabilities/)
171: * [ARM Security Update](https://developer.arm.com/support/security-update)
172: * [RISC-V](https://riscv.org/2018/01/more-secure-world-risc-v-isa/)
173:
174: ## Notes
175:
176: * VIA Technologies did not issue any statement regarding their CPUs. It is not currently known whether they are affected.
177:
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