That night, Daniel Gruss, who had blacked his computer and found a flaw in the chips that Intel had produced for the past two decades, remained almost sleepless overnight.
Grus, 31, is an information security researcher who performs postdoctoral research at the University of Graz Technical University in Austria. He has just broken the 'interior' of his computer CPU and "steals" the secrets information.
Prior to this, Grus and his colleagues Moritz Lipp and Michael Schwarz felt that attacking the processor's 'kernel' memory - not allowing user access - , Only with the theoretical possibility.
In an interview with a Reuters e-mail interview, Grus said: 'I was really shocked when I saw my web site being accessed by a tool I wrote.' The URL of Grus should be secure and will not be retrieved .
