White House bans foreign-made equipment for power generation over cyber backdoor concerns

2026-08-27T20:51:48Zd650db8f2fbb66f6cd27d0588fc5945e4269a029d6de45c069b7c19ddb1a19c4
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What happened

Cybersecurity news roundup covering foreign-made power-generation equipment risks, alleged Chinese and Russian espionage activity targeting German companies, a major Manchester Airports Group data exposure affecting approximately 8.7 million customers, and arrests related to the TeamPCP supply-chain hacking campaign. It also reports a revived Finnish legal case concerning cable breaks.

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