Hardware security could prevent cyber warfare.
The article informs that Intel is planning to move computer security to the hardware level by incorporating security features onto their chips and processors to prevent malicious software like Stuxnet worm, which infected Iran's nuclear power plants in 2010.
| Published in: | MEED: Middle East Economic Digest Vol. 54; no. 51; p. 11 |
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| Format: | Article |
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MEED Media FZ LLC
12/17/2010
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| Summary: | The article informs that Intel is planning to move computer security to the hardware level by incorporating security features onto their chips and processors to prevent malicious software like Stuxnet worm, which infected Iran's nuclear power plants in 2010. |
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