TOKYO -- In an age when corporations and governments have become increasingly targeted by cyberattacks, Toshiba and Japan's Waseda University have teamed up to develop a system that can detect so-called spy chips, tiny intruders in servers that are barely visible to the naked eye or are even incorporated in circuitry.
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Toshiba's detector sniffs out spy chips lurking in hardware
Developed with Waseda University, tool can produce results in two weeks
Spy chips can be used to take control or cause malfunction in hardware in which they are embedded.
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