Movfuscator – A single-instruction C compiler(github.com)

    > Back in the bad old days of Linux, you could
    > easily damage your monitor with the wrong
    > xorg.conf settings.

   Guardbanding  is  the  current  industrial  practice  to  cope  with  transistor  aging  and
   voltage droops [Agarwal et al. 2007]. It entails slowing down the clock frequency (i.e.,
   adding timing margin during design) based on the worst degradation the transistors
   might experience during their lifetime. The guardbands ensure that enough current
   passes through the processor to keep it above the threshold voltage and in turn ensure
   that the processor functionality is intact for an average period of 5 to 7 years [Tiwari
   and Torrellas 2008]. However, inserting wide guardbands degrades performance and
   increases energy consumption. Hence, processor design companies usually have small
   guardbands, typically 10% [Agarwal et al. 2007]. However, the MAGIC-based attack
   can deteriorate the critical path by 11% and cause erroneous results in 1 month.