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The guest data of AWS customers running on the AWS Nitro System and Nitro Hypervisor is not at risk from a new attack dubbed “L1TF Reloaded.” No additional action is required by AWS customers; however, AWS continues to recommend that customers isolate their workloads using instance, enclave, or function boundaries as described in AWS public documentation. The AWS Nitro System and Nitro Hypervisor are designed to help protect against this class of attacks.
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