Computex 2012 - Walking around the halls today we spotted a motherboard with the model name "Hacker" and it made me stop and pay attention. The company in question here is Wibtek, a long time Chinese ...

Chinese-speaking hackers are using 2016 malware injected into firmware images for ASUS and Gigabyte motherboards to turn over PCs. Kaspersky have called the problem CosmicStrand but an earlier variant ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. It’s easy to forget in the app era, but Silicon Valley got its name from microchips. The generation that transformed orchards into ...

Computer hardware maker Super Micro Computer told customers on Tuesday that an outside investigations firm had found no evidence of any malicious hardware in its current or older-model motherboards.

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Embattled computer motherboard manufacturer Super Micro informed customers that it would have been “practically impossible” to pull off a hack that purportedly compromised its motherboards and ...

Sensitive defence department information may have been compromised after a Chinese company was accused of implanting surveillance chips in their motherboards. The ABC reports that tender documents ...

For PC builders, there’s no shortage of reliable, enthusiast-grade X870 motherboards to choose from right now. But putting together a parts list isn’t strictly about functionality—it’s also about ...

How worried should you be about Chinese spies planting backdoors in your computer? On Thursday, Bloomberg dropped a bombshell story claiming China has been secretly adding tiny microchips to server ...

It’s easy to forget in the app era, but Silicon Valley got its name from microchips. The generation that transformed orchards into Oracle did so by manufacturing electronic circuits that encrust ...