24
Mar
In a sweeping move driven by cybersecurity concerns, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has announced a ban on new consumer internet routers manufactured outside the United States. The decision marks a significant escalation in efforts to secure digital infrastructure against potential foreign threats.The new regulation adds foreign-made routers to a list of equipment deemed insufficiently secure, placing them alongside previously restricted technologies such as overseas drones. While existing devices already in use will not be affected, all new router models produced abroad must now undergo strict regulatory scrutiny before entering the US market.According to the FCC, vulnerabilities in some foreign-made…
