China's state-owned ZPMC makes 80 percent of the cranes used at U.S. ports, an official told The Wall Street Journal.
late last year, lawmakers requested a study from the Transportation Department into"cybersecurity and national security threats posed by foreign manufactured cranes at United States ports."
The changing nature of modern espionage has most prominently impacted the West's view of technological vulnerabilities, leading to blanket bans on equipment made by Chinese telecoms firmsLast Wednesday, the House Foreign Affairs Committee advanced a bill to grant Biden the authority to restrict the popular video-sharing app
Intelligence Committee."They are taking data from Americans, not keeping it safe. But what worries me more with TikTok is that this can be a propaganda tool."
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