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The ban follows a White House-led interagency investigation revealing that foreign routers pose unacceptable national security risks and have been targeted by state-sponsored groups including Volt Typhoon, Flax Typhoon, and Salt Typhoon for cyber espionage against critical infrastructure. Existing routers remain legal and will receive security updates through March 2027, but new foreign models require strict review and conditional approval from DoW or DHS before market entry.","FCC bans new foreign-made home routers from US market citing national security and cyber espionage 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State-sponsored groups like Volt Typhoon successfully exploited these devices to conduct cyber espionage against critical infrastructure, showing how everyday consumer equipment can become attack vectors. This incident highlights that security isn't just about patching and configuration - it's about understanding and controlling the entire supply chain of technology products entering our networks.",[127,128,129,130,131],"CIS Control 15","NIST SP 800-161","NIST Cybersecurity Framework SC-30","ISO 27036","CISA Supply Chain Risk Management",{}]