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Norway Found A Real Bus Cyber Risk. It Didn’t Show It Was Chinese.
When Norwegian transit authority Ruter put a Chinese Yutong electric bus through cybersecurity testing inside an isolated mine, the investigation started with two very different concerns.
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Norwegian transit authority Ruter subjected a Chinese‑made Yutong electric bus to cybersecurity testing inside an isolated mine. The investigation was prompted by two distinct concerns: first, the possibility that the bus could be used as a visual‑surveillance platform near sensitive sites such as Lutvann, which houses Norway’s intelligence service. The testing aimed to assess whether the vehicle posed a real cyber risk despite its Chinese origin.
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