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<p>A flaw in Wi-Fi chips made by Cypress Semiconductor and Broadcom left “billions of devices” open to an eavesdropping vulnerability,
ArsTechnica reports today. The flaw was announced by
researchers at the RSA security conference today, and has already been patched by most manufacturers. <a href="
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