Episode 413: Cranes, trains, and cybersecurity
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This week’s podcast kicks off with a story about the Pentagon’s fears over a Chinese-connected crane maker and its prevalence in U.S. ports. The Pentagon and others focused on national security question whether or not ZPMC, the maker of these cranes, could gather intelligence or cause work stoppages using sensors and motors connected to the … Continue reading Episode 413: Cranes, trains, and cybersecurity
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