Security warning over Intel chip design flaw
Design flaw identified in Intel Haswell CPUs last year might be more widespread than first thought
Engineers at Intel have a new headache to solve
A fundamental chip design could leave PCs wide open to malware - and may also be hard to patch, according to a team of Dutch researchers who uncovered the flaw. An attack on the Memory Management Units...
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