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A bungled theft of U.S. semiconductor secrets lies at the center of a Justice Department case against defendants linked to a state-owned Chinese chipmaker seeking production know-how. The rookie mistakes, analysts say, amount to a case study in what not to do in the high-stakes world of economic espionage.

The alleged theft was meant to benefit Beijing, the indictment states. The Chinese government has established a $29 billion fund for chipmaking development, making clear to local governments that semiconductor manufacturing is a top-level nationwide priority. These measures are a hallmark of Chinese industrial policy.

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China is seeking to reduce its dependence on imported microchips, especially those used in weapons or surveillance, said Scott Kennedy, China economic policy scholar at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Superfast light-based computers may be closer than we thought. Researchers have built a computer chip that converts light particles into sound waves (doi.org/cc7p). Light transmits data too quickly for computers to process it. Sound waves are slower than light but still faster than traditional electronics.

CCleaner takes this round too, with the additional feature of registry backup offering users an opportunity to go back to a previous version of their choice. It looks like the ccleaner.com vs iolo.com clash for supremacy is getting a little one-sided.

Supply chain attacks focus on exploiting trust. A threat actor will compromise one or more components of a trusted development or delivery process. Such an attack could manifest itself through counterfeit chips, say, used in production of a computer or networking hardware. Or, the attack could introduce compromised code in a trusted software application as was done in both the Nyetya and CCleaner attacks. A number of scenarios and methods could be possible, but the net of it is, these attacks use trusted channels to infiltrate their targets.

However that said their are a few other Reverse Engineering things on the site you might find interesting. One of which might be of interest to those wanting to play with the EMV payment card chips (Chip-n-Pin),

What is probably left on the table for now for the rest of us is using the utility around us and some higher assurance techniques like application and code firewalls, microkernels and readily available consumer ARM chips (hopefully with security stuff like ARM TrustZone or SecurCore). Of course if you guys have the 1970s or 1980s old chipsets that are still working, all the better but the fact is not many of us have them.

With a little care parallel programing via comput nodes on a switching matrix is fully scalable to what ever size you can power and keep cool. This was well understood back in the days of the Transputer chip, and the reality has not changed in that time.

Which means that conventional chips will retain a quite significant cost advantage over QComp for much of the rest of our lives even in large systems. That is even if QComp became workable in the next five years it would still remain niche for probably a hundred years after that, whilst the support technology slowley tries playing catch up with the still improving and reducing in cost conventional non quantum computing. Thus it may be that QComp will never replace conventional mainframe style computing, just as cloud computing will not replace user end computing. ff782bc1db