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Security chips to battle piracy and counterfeiting
Piracy and counterfeiting are growing international problems. By co-opting a legitimate company's platform, content, or technology, a black market vendor can avoid costs such as R&D, advertising, content creation, safety testing, and regulatory approvals which are a significant part of price for many legitimate products. Benjamin Jun, vice president of technology at Cryptography Research, reports.
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