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Not patching the 3000 series seems like a big mistake because it was so popular. There's gotta be lots of those chips out in the wild. It's also a 5 year old chip. So I get not being able to go that far back.
Can anyone just release a chip without massive security flaws these days?
Apple? Or was there also a massive exploit found for Apple Silicon?
Yep. GoFetch. Unpatchable hardware exploit on M1, M2 and M3 processors.