Tiny $2 spy chip can be added to IT hardware, claims security researcher Monta Elkins
Bloomberg has been widely derided for its Supermicro spy-chip story, but Elkins claims it's feasible and low cost
Implanting tiny spy chips onto IT hardware motherboards is cheap and easy, claims security researcher
Implanting tiny spy chips onto server motherboards can be done with a chip costing just $2 - together with tools adding up to around $198. That's according to a security researcher in a new report...
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