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  1. Allegations suggest coordinated operations linked to China/CCP are exploiting vulnerabilities to enter the U.S., while businesses tied to the CCP facilitate illicit trade.
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Texas sued TP-Link over cyberattacks as the FCC instituted blanket bans on foreign routers.

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Texas sued TP-Link over cyberattacks as the FCC instituted blanket bans on foreign routers.

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  1. FCC designated TP-Link as a Chinese military company and blocked its new routers.1 source
  2. FCC bans foreign routers while Texas sues TP-Link over cyberattacks.1 source

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