This week, mainstream news outlets reported Intel Corp. processor chips have a major vulnerability to malware called Spectre and Meltdown.
Intel commands a dominant 81.2% share of the central processing unit (CPU) market, according to cpubenchmark.net.
Such widespread vulnerability will give cybersecurity companies a ton of work to do for years to come.
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