Researchers at Positive Technologies have discovered that PCs based on Intel's sixth and seventh-generation CPUs can be hacked via USB 3.0. The problem is based on Intel's Direct Connect Interface that links to the JTAG debugging interface. The post Hackers could gain complete control of an Intel-based PC using a USB 3.0 port appeared first on Digital Trends.
Hackers could gain complete control of an Intel-based PC using a USB 3.0 port
Digital Trends - 14 Jan 2017 15:46
Researchers at Positive Technologies have discovered that PCs based on Intel's sixth and seventh-generation CPUs can be hacked via USB 3.0. The problem is based on Intel's Direct Connect Interface that links to the JTAG debugging interface. The post Hackers could gain complete control of an Intel-based PC using a USB 3.0 port appeared first on Digital Trends.
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