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US government warns businesses about cyber bug in Intel chips

It seems like Intel's chip flaw is far worse than previously thought. Here is a quote from the CNBC article:

Security experts said that it was not clear how difficult it would be to exploit the vulnerabilities to launch attacks, though they found the disclosure troubling because the affected chips were widely used.

"These vulnerabilities affect essentially every business computer and server with an Intel processor released in the last two years," said Jay Little, a security engineer with cyber consulting firm Trail of Bits.

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/22/us-government-warns-businesses-about-cyber-bug-in-intel-chips.html

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No one wanted to pay a premium for the ME when I worked at Intel. The team was down sized except for some modest firmware/software resources.

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Please explain how this has NOT collapsed INTC stock price??

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Dell has "custom option" for $20.92 to make Intel ME INOPERABLE

https://www.extremetech.com/computing/259879-dell-now-shipping-laptops-intels-management-engine-disabled

Expect others to follow and consequently Intel security to look for new job

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Post ID: @1zew+QB57qnF

Yes, DHS issued a warning about Intel spyware crap. This was posted here couple of weeks ago.

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