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Flaw in Intel Chipsets
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Flaw in Intel Chipset allows decryption of data and allows attackers to pretend to be the victims computer. Problem cannot be fully solved with firmware or BIOS updates.
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https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/03/05/intel-chip-flaw-unfixable-despite-patches.aspx
Intel’s Chips from the last five years have a flaw which hackers can utilize to compromise a victims computer. The only way to avoid the possibility of attack is to buy their 10 generation chips -
This problem has actually been around a long time… If I remember correctly the fix required hardware changes which pretty much meant that anyone who owned/owns an intel chip is vulnerable. The frustrating part is that this vulnerability has persisted for many years and people are still buying flawed chips. You would think that something like this would light a fire under intel’s behind.
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