Warfare of the future will depend on cheap, replaceable drones and other electric weapons -- and China is far ahead of the U.S. in its capacity to build them.
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A new threat intelligence report warns that the rapid global scale-up of humanoid robotics, led by China, is creating a significant and imminent cybersecurity challenge that telecom operators must help address, reports Fierce Network.
Cybersecurity Dive reports that UL LLC, which served as the lead administrator for the Federal Communications Commission's Cyber Trust Mark program, formally stepped down from the role in December, following an investigation into its China-related operations, bringing uncertainty to the future of the IoT labeling effort.
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