China’s ‘Backdoor’ Paranoia: Pot Calling the Kettle Black?
China’s Ministry of State Security warns against backdoored devices, urging citizens to ditch foreign tech and buy local. Ironically, this comes from a nation notorious for its own surveillance. Allegations include foreign powers sneaking backdoors into ocean sensors and “evil hands” reaching into China’s waters. Who knew espionage could be this… deep?
Hot Take:
Ah, China, the land of panda diplomacy and cybersecurity paranoia! They’re warning everyone about backdoors like they just discovered the back of their own hand. While they’re busy yelling about foreign tech products, they might want to check the surveillance state they’re running. It’s like the pot calling the kettle black, but with more firewalls and fewer kitchen utensils.
Key Points:
- China’s Ministry of State Security warns of backdoored devices on land and sea.
- Blames foreign entities for supply chain attacks aimed at implanting backdoors.
- Recommends buying local tech products instead of foreign ones.
- Accuses foreign powers of installing spying devices in Chinese waters.
- Calls for Chinese citizens to be vigilant about infosec risks.
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