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An investigation by the US Congress into Chinese-built cargo cranes has found
suspicious technology that could potentially be used to disrupt or spy on
American commercial activities, according to a report.
The House Homeland Security Committee said that it has discovered cellular
modems that were installed in cranes and which can be remotely accessed by
hostile powers, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The committee’s discovery has fueled concerns in the Biden administration that
cranes built by a Chinese firm, Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries (ZPMC), could
potentially be used to spy on US ports.
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Technology embedded in Chinese-made cargo cranes at US ports could potentially
be used to spy on Americans, according to a report. CAROLINE
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More than 12 cellular modems were found in Chinese-made cranes that were relied
upon in several US ports, according to the Journal.
While some of the modems were used for operational functions such as monitoring
and tracking maintenance remotely, others were installed despite the fact that
the ports in which they were being used hadn’t requested them.
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China “is looking for every opportunity to collect valuable intelligence and
position themselves to exploit vulnerabilities by systematically burrowing into
America’s critical infrastructure, including in the maritime sector,” Rep. Mark
Green (R-Tenn.), who chairs the House Homeland Security Committee, said.
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In the US, roughly 80% of the giant cranes used to lift and haul cargo off ships
onto US docks come from China, and are controlled remotely, said Admiral John
Vann, commander of the US Coast Guard’s cyber command.
That leaves them vulnerable to attack, he said.
“By design, these cranes may be controlled, serviced, and programmed from remote
locations,” Vann told Newsweek magazine in February.
“These features potentially leave PRC-manufactured cranes vulnerable to
exploitation,”
Last month, the Biden administration said it plans to invest billions of dollars
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China has called claims made by US lawmakers and administration officials about
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The US-made cranes will be produced by an American subsidiary of Japanese
multinational firm Mitsui, according to Biden administration officials.
“We felt there was real strategic risk here,” Anne Neuberger, deputy national
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“These cranes, because they are essentially moving the large-scale containers in
and out of port, if they were encrypted in a criminal attack, or rented or
operated by an adversary, that could have real impact on our economy’s movement
of goods and our military’s movement of goods through ports.”
Last month, President Joe Biden signed an executive order and created a federal
rule aimed at better securing the nation’s ports from potential cyberattacks.
The administration is outlining a set of cybersecurity regulations that port
operators must comply with across the country, not unlike standardized safety
regulations that seek to prevent injury or damage to people and infrastructure.
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Cellular modems were installed in cranes, the probe found. Bloomberg News
China is perceived as a threat to national security by members of Congress as
well as in the administration.
Citing potential national security risks, the Biden administration said last
month it will investigate Chinese-made “smart cars” that can gather sensitive
information about Americans driving them.
The probe could lead to new regulations aimed at preventing China from using
sophisticated technology in electric vehicles and other so-called connected
vehicles to track drivers and their personal information.
Officials are concerned that features such as driver assistance technology could
be used to effectively spy on Americans.
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An embassy spokesperson was quoted as telling the Journal that the claims made
by US officials about a national security risk posed by Chinese-made cargo
cranes were “entirely paranoia” and that they were tantamount to “abusing
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