[2.1-22.5.0.3] - Revert Intel 20180108 microcode for CPUIDs: {CVE-2017-5715} 306c3 (06-3c-03 rev 0x23, Haswell); 306d4 (06-3d-04 rev 0x28, Broadwell); 306f2 (06-3f-02 rev 0x3b, Haswell); 306f4 (06-3f-04 rev 0x10, Haswell); 306e4 (06-3e-04 rev 0x42a, Ivy Bridge); 40651 (06-45-01 rev 0x21, Haswell); 40661 (06-46-01 rev 0x18, Haswell); 40671 (06-47-01 rev 0x1b, Broadwell); 406e3 (06-4e-03 rev 0xc2, Skylake); 406f1 (06-4f-01 rev 0xb000025, Broadwell); 50654 (06-55-04 rev 0x200003c, Skylake); 50662 (06-56-02 rev 0x14, Broadwell); 50663 (06-56-03 rev 0x7000011, Broadwell); 506e3 (06-5e-03 rev 0xc2, Skylake); 706a1 (06-7a-01 rev 0x22); 806e9 (06-8e-09 rev 0x80, Kaby Lake); 806ea (06-8e-0a rev 0x80); 906e9 (06-9e-09 rev 0x80, Kaby Lake) 906ea (06-9e-0a rev 0x80); 906eb (06-9e-0b rev 0x80)
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