Intel chip flaw exposes Haswell microprocessors to malware
Intel chip security feature flawed, claim researchers
A feature of Intel Haswell microprocessors can be abused to circumvent a security mechanism intended to prevent stack overflows and arbitrary code execution. The claims were made by US-based researchers...
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