Abstract
Counterfeit electronics pose reliability risks and severe harms. The failures of systems that use counterfeits can cause safety and security problems. Lack of caution on the part of buyers, obsolescence, lower prices, costly inspection procedures, absence of origin verification tools is contributing to the widespread of counterfeit electronics. Two case studies are proposed to add a piece of information in this context supporting evidence regarding the capillary penetration of the counterfeit devices. It should contribute to arise some concerns.
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