Country that put backdoors in Cisco routers to spy on world bans foreign routers

The US ban on foreign-made consumer routers highlights increasing concerns over national security and supply chain vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure. While aimed at protecting Americans from cyber threats, it also raises questions about the global nature of technology manufacturing and potential market restrictions. This move underscores the ongoing tension between security measures and the interconnectedness of the tech industry.

• US bans new foreign-made consumer routers to prevent security risks.
• The policy aims to reduce supply chain vulnerabilities and protect critical infrastructure.
• Most routers are manufactured abroad, raising questions about the effectiveness and implications of the ban.