Cybersecurity Researchers Find Major Flaws In Widely Used Computer Chips

Cybersecurity Researchers Find Major Flaws In Widely Used Computer Chips Major security vulnerabilities exist in the chips of most of the world's computers. ARI SHAPIRO, HOST: Tech companies are rushing to patch up a security flaw found in millions of computer chips. But the security flaws which were built into the chips from Intel Advanced Micro Devices and ARM allows one program to spy on another. SYDELL: Moritz Lipp is a Ph.D. candidate at Austria's Graz Technical University, and he's one of the researchers who found the flaw.