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Comment What irks me the most (Score 1) 700

The thing that really bugs me the most about this is, they don't have to make counterfeit chips to sell them, if they simply made another chip that used an ssop-24 or whatever standard case the FTDI ones use, and made it pin compatible, but released it under their own name, people would still buy them, most people buying cheap chips from china know they're not getting an ftdi chip, they don't really care they want something so they can build to a price and include X functionality.

If the silicon itself is a unique design (and i'm not saying it is) then they would be totally above board..

Submission + - SSL Vulnerability may be the worst 2014 has seen yet (theregister.co.uk)

An anonymous reader writes: It looks as though SSL 3.0 is being secretly patched right now. Everyone involved in the discovery and patching of the vulnerability is being unusually tight lipped presumably due to severity of the vulnerability.

Submission + - Thousands of snapchat images leaked: (itv.com)

An anonymous reader writes: At first glance one would have assumed that snapchat was hacked, as the linked article implies. But a recent release from snapchat states the issue was not a breach by snapchat but by 3rd party applications being used to send and receive snaps.

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