Spy cameras on UK Royal Navy drones secretly sent data to China

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dont they know how to use wireshark before going production mode?
 
dont they know how to use wireshark before going production mode?
Maybe they did initially.

Don't worry all those Chinese 4G/5G telecommunications components are perfectly fine...especially the ones that can have firmware updates..:rolleyes:

The power cord for my Tesla had an update a few days ago.
Yes, you read that correctly...the power cord that plugs into a regular wall outlet auto-updated.

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Tesla Rolls Out Rare Software Update to Mobile Connectors
Never heard of a Tesla mobile connector getting a software update but that's interesting nonetheless
Unlike the vehicle itself or Tesla’s other residential charging hardware, the Mobile Connector lacks built-in cellular or Wi-Fi antennas. Instead, the vehicle acts as the middleman. Your Tesla downloads the firmware update over its own internet connection when plugged in using the Mobile Connector, holds the file, and then transfers the package directly to the device.




now read it again carefully about how that worked. The cord has no way of updating by itself. BUT it has some backdoors exposed that allows a Tesla car to update it the next time the cord is plugged into the car. So the car downloads the power cord update, holds onto that update until somebody one day finally plugs the power cord into the car, the car then notices the cord's brains are out of date so then transfers the update to it. The user is completely oblivious as to what happened....hmmm. :unsure:
 
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