US Military Movements Possibly Tracked by Chinese Communist Party

A Chinese data-collecting firm is probably assisting the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in its surveillance of the United States.

(left) Kelvin Hogan, (right) John Mills, a former Department of Defense official in charge of cybersecurity (Source: Screenshot NTD news report)

Chinese Communist Party Could Possibly See the US Military Moves Through the Malware Developed in China

The Chinese government may have access to Logink’s data because the state owns the business, which might include logistics information for commercial and military commodities shipped by the United States. Meanwhile, it’s claimed that malware developed in China poses a threat to American networks. NTD spoke with John Mills, a former Department of Defense official in charge of cybersecurity.

John Mills was questioned by Kelvin Hogan during an interview about how the Chinese dictatorship uses Logink to keep an eye on US military operations. Mills countered that it gives them a distinct advantage since it inserts them into the networks and gives them access to observe and examine international shipping activity and routes. Those who are genuinely interested should also keep an eye on the US military’s actions and the maritime movement, which will explain everything. However, since it would provide them with the essential perspective to completely comprehend the upcoming stages of our military operations, we are worried that they can track the movements of aircraft, ground vehicles, and marine vessels.

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China Could Possibly Ahead of US Military

After that, Hogan questioned, “So, what can a Chinese Communist Party do with that information?” Mills advised them to move through the locations where supplies, equipment, and weapons were moving. They might be more capable of making decisions and countermoves than the US as a result. Before finishing, they will become aware of US actions and be prepared to react and disrupt them.

Since the US Transportation Department has undoubtedly committed to this interface, the US must tighten network access to combat CCP. Therefore, they should not permit anything to be coupled with the program that contains American or US material in terms of network security.

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