New Intel chip flaw discovered, OnePlus 7 Pro review

This is C/net and here are the stories that matter right now. A new major flaw has been discovered with an intel chips bringing back memories of the melt down and Spector falls from last year. With researchers from more than a dozen different organisations releasing their findings. In order for a hacker to access sensitive data they first have to get a malicious piece of software running on your device. Experts believe this might be the beginning of a whole new wave of chip issues moving forward. The Financial Times is reporting the messaging app WhatsApp has a vulnerability inside it that allowed attackers to install spyware onto phones through the app's call feature. Engineers at the Facebook-owned company have issued a patch for customers Earlier in the week. Finally, we've got a review of the OnePlus7 Pro on CNET, the latest offering from the Chinese phone maker. It's fast, takes great photos and is $80 less than Samsung and iPhone rivals. It is a little weightier than most devices though. It isn't fully waterproof. Overall though it is one of Android's best values. [MUSIC] You can say up to date with the latest by visiting CNN.