British Royal Navy’s Drones Have Cameras Suspected Of Sending All Data To China!

James Kaufman, World News Report Today. British Royal Navy drones have cameras suspected of sending all data to China. The Royal Navy is fighting a war with Britain to have resources to modernize and expand the much-diminished forces said to be the smallest ever. But even when modernization efforts do come, they're not without issue, as we learned this week. It's been widely reported that the Royal Navy spy drones used by Britain's elite special forces had cameras suspected to be secretly sending data to China, the Telegraph has revealed. The Telegraph reported, quote, the cameras on the K-3 Scout surveillance drones had components made in China which were transmitting information to a device in China. The Royal Marines have been using the 12 million euro fleet since March, and the Ministry of Defense was forced to remove all internet connectivity from the cameras after discovering the breach. The revelation raised fears that Beijing has been attempting to spy on Britain's military after years of security warnings about the threat from the country. The British defense contractor Kraken Technology Group sourced the cameras from a third party who had given them assurances. An investigation into the drones revealed that the cameras were transmitting heartbeat communication data to confirm that they were online and functioning normally and sending information to an IP address in China. The MOD insisted that there was no evidence that any sensitive data or systems had been sent abroad. The Ministry of Defense is trying to cover up this most embarrassing breach, and it has actually come out, according to the BBC, and said that there is no evidence to suggest a system or data breach after the Royal Navy's new sea drones were found to include Chinese-made components. A thorough investigation found no evidence of MOD data or systems being accessed, compromised, or transmitted externally, an MOD spokesperson has said. Our assurances and testing processes are designed to identify and address potential vulnerabilities early, and we continue to undertake routine security activity across our systems and equipment. The MOD added, what an embarrassment. The United Kingdom Ministry of Defence has launched an emergency security response discovering that Chinese-made cameras on the Royal Navy's K-3 scout drones were secretly transmitting data to an IP address in China. The 27-foot, 12-million-euro uncrewed vessels were used by Royal Marines and Special Forces. Cyber assessments found the cameras sending unauthorized heartbeat signals. The Minister of Defense has cut all internet connectivity from the cameras and says that there is no evidence that sensitive data was compromised. Period. Now what do you think, guys? How embarrassing. The one thing that they did, i.e. this camera right here, was sending all the information back to China. please share our video and give us a thumbs up and remember that anything's possible bizarro world