Intel inside? New security flaw in chips may affect millions of machines around the world

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Intel inside? New security flaw in chips may affect millions of machines around the world

Posted by The Analyst | May 15, 2019 | Science & Tech

Google, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft released advisories. The bug can’t be fully fixed. Intel says it hasn’t seen it exploited outside the lab.

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