Study Finds Chinese and Russian Code Embedded in Apps Used by US Troops

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A study has found that more than one-eighth of mobile applications used by US military personnel contain code originating from China and Russia. The presence of foreign code in these apps raises significant national security concerns for the United States. Analysts examined a broad range of applications commonly used by troops and identified the problematic software components. The findings highlight potential vulnerabilities that could expose sensitive military data to foreign adversaries.

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