02 May 2017
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Intel Inside could mean insecurity inside for millions of PCs built since 2008
Reports suggest Intel never took reports of the flaw seriously - until recently
Intel has issued a new firmware upgrade intended to patch a security flaw that has been present in a number of the company's enterprise PCs since 2008. The flaw affects the company's Active Management...
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