Name: Threat spotlight: Backdoor in Chinese robots
Uploaded: 2025-04-02T14:50:02+00:00
Duration: 50 s
Description: Security researchers discovered a backdoor in Unitree Robotics’ Go1 robot dogs, allowing unauthorized access to live camera feeds and location data. The vulnerability, listed as CVE-2025-2894, raised

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Security researchers discovered a backdoor in Unitree Robotics’ Go1 robot dogs, allowing unauthorized access to live camera feeds and location data.

The vulnerability, listed as CVE-2025-2894, raised concerns about potential foreign surveillance, particularly from China.

U.S. officials, including Rep. John Moolenaar, called it a national security threat. Unitree claimed the issue stemmed from a third-party cloud service and has since been disabled, Axios has reported.

Newer models like the Go2 reportedly feature upgraded security.

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