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U.S. government issues strong warning about cyber espionage activity by Chinese hackers.
Chinese hackers have long been targeting essential communications and infrastructure systems, experts say.
Congress takes steps toward funding a program that will purge other Chinese technology from telecommunications systems.
Experts say policymakers have been too slow to react to a mountain of evidence that Chinese hackers are targeting essential infrastructure systems.
The Commerce Department is investigating reports that computer routers manufactured by TP-Link are one vector of attack for Chinese hackers.
The Wall Street Journal reported that the Commerce Department may ban the sale of TP-link routers in the U.S. next year .
In October , Microsoft revealed that one Chinese hacking operation has compromised thousands of routers to create a network that is used by "multiple Chinese threat actors" to gain illicit access to computers.
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