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Security fears in Norway as Chinese smart cars record sensitive military data

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Chinese-made smart cars recorded sensitive military information during a security exercise in Norway, raising concerns about the security risks posed by connected vehicles. The incident involved the vehicles filming restricted data, which included access codes at secure sites as well as the comings and goings of officials.

The data collection took place during a security exercise held at Oslo airport between September 14 and 18. The event has prompted heightened scrutiny regarding the potential vulnerabilities and intelligence-gathering capabilities associated with foreign-manufactured connected automobiles operating near sensitive defense infrastructure.

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