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Cisco probing networking gear as chip concerns continue

08 January 2018 • 1 min read

Networking giant becomes latest vendor to issue vulnerabilities updates

Cisco is probing a number of its products amid fears that recently announced chip vulnerabilities could affect its networking gear. Reports emerged last week that a vulnerability in Intel chips ...

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