You wouldn't have to have an automatic, full-verification system. But I'd expect that for components likely to be easy targets for counterfeiting, the manufactu

You wouldn't have to have an automatic, full-verification system. But I'd expect that for components likely to be easy targets for counterfeiting, the manufacturer's software should be able to verify it with a relatively high degree of confidence. But that doesn't seem to be the case here, according to TFA: > The forgery was so good that the mysterious drive even managed to fool the Samsung Magician software.