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But yes, personally, I think it makes a hell of a lot more sense to just replace the actual SPI flash IC with an MCM containing the implant right inside. Good luck noticing that without xraying every chip.
Alternate take: they stuck a fake coil on top of a more standard chip package, and the whole photoshoot is based on Bloomberg getting the wrong kind of "signal conditioning coupler".https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/1047938864579469312 …
It would be so much easier if we didn’t have to speculate...everyone is looking too hard because the article is scarce of facts :(. I am sure we can make up dozens ways on how what is described could be accomplished. And we wouldn’t be closer to the truth. This is the core issue.
Also this quote: “In one case, the malicious chips were thin enough that they’d been embedded between the layers of fiberglass onto which the other components were attached, according to one person who saw pictures of the chips.”
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