Sunday, April 19, 2020
Hidden bug in FPGA chips can help hackers steal critical data
A team of German researchers has discovered a critical vulnerability in FPGA chips, part of Cloud data centres, mobile phone base stations, encrypted USBs and industrial control systems, that can help hackers gain complete control over chips and steal key data of governments and enterprises. https://ift.tt/2wXfQGk
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