Intel discloses three more chip flaws

By a Staff Writer on Aug 15, 2018 6:35AM

Intel discloses three more chip flaws

Core and Xeon affected.

Chipmaker Intel Corp on has disclosed three more possible flaws in some of its microprocessors that can be exploited to gain access to certain data from computer memory. Its commonly used Core and Xeon processors were among the products that were affected, the company said. "We are not aware of ...

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