UK Naval Drones Reportedly Sent Data to China, Raising Security Concerns
A report indicates that spy cameras on UK Navy drones secretly transmitted data to China, sparking fears in the US and Europe over the use of Chinese components in military technology. This revelation raises significant concerns about national security and data integrity.
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The Ministry of Defense was forced to remove all internet connectivity from the Royal Marines' £12 million fleet of K3 Scout surveillance drone cameras after discovering the transmissions.
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Spy Cams On UK Navy Drones Secretly Transmitted Data To China An investigation into surveillance equipment fitted to Royal Navy unmanned vessels has raised concerns over military supply-chain security after cameras containing Chinese-made components were found communicating with an internet address in China. The camera on top of a K3 Scout uncrewed vessel, used by the Royal Navy in Portsmouth harbour. Parts of the camera were made in China. Via The Telegraph The cameras were i...
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