Did Chinese cars squeal on Norway’s military?
By Pierre-Henry Deshayes Chinese-made cars filmed sensitive information during a Norwegian military exercise, including access codes at secure sites and officials’ comings and goings, raising concerns about the risks posed by connected vehicles. During a security exercise at Oslo airport on September 14-18, waiting soldiers tapping on their vehicle’s screen discovered videos recorded by the […]
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