Experts are warning that certain Chinese-made electronics used widely by U.S. power companies could be vulnerable to cyber attacks, according to a new report.
New research has revealed that many U.S. power companies rely on Chinese-made inverters, The Washington Post reports, citing an analysis by Strider Technologies. But these devices could be vulnerable to hacking, leaving the U.S. open to attacks that could cause widespread blackouts, according to the outlet.
