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Intel moves to fight huge security vulnerability

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A close-up photo showing an Intel computer circuit board displayed in Duesseldorf, Germany, 04 January 2018.
A close-up photo showing an Intel computer circuit board displayed in Duesseldorf, Germany, 04 January 2018. Source: EPA

The United States-based computer giant Intel has moved quickly to react after revelations of a massive security vulnerability.

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The United States-based computer giant Intel has moved quickly to react after revelations of a massive security vulnerability.

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