Remember when the sky -- or at least Ryzen -- was falling ? You should , because it was only a few months ago , when the CTS Labs security company revealed Vulnerability-related.DiscoverVulnerability numerous vulnerabilities in AMD 's new Ryzen and EPYC processor lines . AMD has been largely quiet about these vulnerabilities in the time since , but the company assured Tom 's Hardware that it has n't forgotten about CTS Labs ' report or neglected to address Vulnerability-related.PatchVulnerability the flaws in its processors . A quick recap : In March , CTS Labs released information Vulnerability-related.DiscoverVulnerability on a collection of vulnerabilities in AMD 's latest chips that it dubbed `` Ryzenfall . '' These security flaws were said to be present in Vulnerability-related.DiscoverVulnerability the most basic aspects of the Ryzen and EPYC processors , and after consulting with other researchers , CTS Labs decided to publish Vulnerability-related.DiscoverVulnerability its findings without giving AMD the customary 90-day notice between a vulnerability's discovery Vulnerability-related.DiscoverVulnerability and its public disclosure Vulnerability-related.DiscoverVulnerability . Earlier this week , CTS Labs emailed us to express concern about the lack of updates Vulnerability-related.PatchVulnerability from AMD regarding these vulnerabilities . The company said it believed many of the vulnerabilities would take months to fix Vulnerability-related.PatchVulnerability , with the Chimera issues requiring a hardware change that could n't be implemented in products that have already shipped . AMD 's relative silence and lack of updates Vulnerability-related.PatchVulnerability apparently led CTS Labs to believe the company had stalled out . We reached out to AMD for comment and received the following in response : Within approximately 30 days of being notified Vulnerability-related.DiscoverVulnerability by CTS Labs , AMD released Vulnerability-related.PatchVulnerability patches to our ecosystem partners mitigating Vulnerability-related.PatchVulnerability all of the CTS identified vulnerabilities on our EPYC™ platform as well as patches mitigating Vulnerability-related.PatchVulnerability Chimera across all AMD platforms . These patches are in final testing with our ecosystem partners in advance of being released publicly Vulnerability-related.PatchVulnerability . We remain on track to begin releasing Vulnerability-related.PatchVulnerability patches to our ecosystem partners for the other products identified in the report this month . We expect these patches to be released publicly Vulnerability-related.PatchVulnerability as our ecosystem partners complete their validation work . That 's still vague -- we do n't know to what `` ecosystem partners '' these patches have been delivered Vulnerability-related.PatchVulnerability nor when they should be expected to roll out -- but it does show that AMD has n't simply forgotten about CTS Labs ' report . We expect to hear more about these patches and how AMD plans to address Vulnerability-related.PatchVulnerability them as the company and its partners get them ready to ship . In the meantime , it seems that much like the sky , Ryzen has yet to fall .