Terahertz Waves Spy on a Chip’s Internal Activity
THE SO WHAT
Non-invasive terahertz probing turns chip internals into an observable surface—IP protection and side-channel assumptions on advanced nodes just weakened. If this scales, secure hardware design becomes about shielding and emissions control, not just logic and firmware.
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