because of how dependent they had become on vpn's.orter: the authorities have interfered with vpn's before, especially in the run-up to congress -- communist party congress. in the new year beijing will order telecom providers to close data comes. >> this is serious. this time they mean it and they will go through with it, too. reporter: many details remain unclear. but for the european business community in beijing, china's internet pace -- policy has always been troublesome. >> we see it as kind of attacks on doing business in china and that is not good for china. we're looking at creating more productivity, more efficiency in the economy, certainly ensuring that companies have readily, timely and stable access to information. and it hurts for the companies even more. reporter: there is more in store for those companies. a new law on some security introduced even more laws to an already highly restricted technology regime. certain data may now only be stored on the mainland. for foreign countries in particular, the adjustments invol

if you are worried someone like a vpn.eather forecast, we can have a look at the images of the sky and son turning red over many parts of scotland. these are the pitches of the red and pink suns and the reason why we are getting this is because of the forest fires in iberia. time for a look at the weather. ex—hurricane ophelia continues to bring damaging winds, vb prepared warning is still in force for the rest of the evening, especially over northern ireland and the isle of man and the far north and west of wales and the far north and west of wales and south—west scotland —— the be prepared warning. some rain, as well, by the ptarmigan into the early hours of the strongest winds move into southern scotland and the far north of thing the —— by the early hours of the morning. not quite as mild as it was last night. tomorrow, stronger improve macro to start —— stronger winds. lots of cloud and showers, some rain returning to the far north—west, a slice of dry weather in between, and a fresher feel with temperatures 13-17 a f

peter: do all modern phones come with a vpn? josh: typically. apple, i think there is a way to have a built in. android, you can use a third-party app. some are paid services. peter: what kind of attacks are you seeing? on the devices, there is a range. the easiest ones are the kind of , the best gold standard of attack is to get remote access into a device. in the typical internet of things deployment, you have one gateway device talking to a bunch of sensors, and they are smaller powers. the gold standard tactic is to attack the gateway through a web protocol, and you can use that gateway device to jump to attack the different sensors. those are the biggest attacks that would have the best bang for the buck for the attacker. some of them focus more on the hardware. if i can get my hands on the gateway device, i can attach have closerggers, i access to the hardware and can do more sophisticated things. the really dangerous things about that is that even know that is a physical attack, the information i would see from that, i could turn it into

you want to have, you could have things like a vpn service on your phone. so is if you -- this protects you from using the hotel wi-fi, you could have a virtual private network, and it basically encrypts through the immediate network. but really the number one thing is get a device, make sure the firmware updates are applied as soon as you have them. >> host: do all modern phones come with a vpn? >> guest: typically, i think apple has a builting-in, i know with the android devices it's usually a third party app. some of these are paid services that you can go and install this application. >> host: what kind of attacks are you seeing? >> guest: so on the devices, there's a range of attacks. the easiest ones are the kind of, so the kind of best gold standard of attack is to get a remote access into a device. so a typical internet of things deployment you have a one gateway device that's a more advanced processer talking to a bunch of sensors. and these sensors are smaller powered. so the kind of gold standard attack is to attack the gateway through a web prot

sheep packs snacks and and vpns. >> we learned at a very young age about his mortality. this is something you should not think about even at lunch and a heavy weight that a child should have. >> reporter: it was discovered that he had a food allergy at nine months old. it also means that is twin brother rarely needs them either. under the tissue culture hood here, there is a different kind of playground as they study about those that need allergies and those that do not.>> you had this here in this yellow square, and if you do not have an allergy, but you do not have those cells. every dot is one cell. >> reporter: the doctor discovered the cell, and this shows to be a promising focal point that is driving all allergies. allergies happen when the body's immune system makes a mistake and overreacts that are -- to something that is generally harmless. >> now you can find a drug or if you can find a drug to stop this sale, then it may end every type of allergy.>> reporter: this cell is a key player in an allergic response. the doctor says he now has to figure out how to des

we are seeing vpn shut down, apple removing some of these apps from their store.here open to chinese government enforcement. -- censorsnsors their content here. clearly, there is a pay off. the question is, how much they are willing to sacrifice in terms of censorship regime to get a site of the market and how much innovation you can have in a country that is becoming suffocating in terms of the and environment and freedom of expression that is now pervasive in china. yvonne: we heard from the president during his address at the party congress talking about opening up to foreign businesses. you have to have an asterisk after all the things you highlighted. great work from beijing. a roundup of the stories you need to note to get your date know to getneed to your day going. you can also customize your settings and only get the news you care about. check it out at dayb . this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is daybreak asia, i'm yvonne man in tokyo. kathleen: i'm kathleen hays in new york. they are looking ahead to local elections next june and presidential elections in

emily: what do you make of the moves that the chinese government has taken to crack down even more on vpn'sging site whatsapp, this after facebook and twitter being shut down there now for years, yet the government talks about openness and seems to be going in an opposite direction? >> china has tightened its grip in terms of what people can see and read, social media, television and radio. there is a crackdown on human rights activists, lawyers, nonprofit organizations. it is becoming an authoritarian and rigid climate in china under president xi jinping. they talk about the advent of technology but it has to be controlled by the chinese government because the one thing they want to most focus on is the continued efficacy, power of the communist party. emily: what is your take on the government to take managerial stakes in companies like tencent, like waymo? >> again, they are trying to make sure they have control over what these technology companies are disseminating. they want to make sure that these for-profit, private companies are still supporting, towing the line of the company's com

you want to have -- cue you having thises like a vpn service on your phone which protect you on using the hotel wi-fi, virtual private network, and basically encrypts the the immediated inwork. the number one thing is get a device, make sure the firmware updaters are applied as soon as i they happen. >> host: do all modern phones come with a vn. >> host: typically dish think apple there's a way. android devices, it's like a fished party app. some of these are paid services you can go and install the application. >> host: what kind of attacking are you seeing? on the devices there's a range of attacks. the easiest ones are the kind of -- the kind of -- the gold standard of attack is to gate remote access into a device. so not typical internet of things deployment you have a one gateway device that is more advanced processor, talking to a bunch of censors and the censors are small powered. so the gold standard attack is to attack the gateway through a web protocol, either something wasn't set up and then use that gateway device to jump to attack different censors. those are the biggest

just like apple amazon and vpn services from the chinese version of its [inaudible] with the direct ordersistry of in this nation technology. pathetic. what is really going on here is bigger than censorship and crackdowns on dissent. there is no mystery about it. the chinese have announced their intention. made in china 2025 plan aims to replace foreign cooperation like artificial intelligence and semiconductors so chinese companies in chinese military and the chinese government can never be challenged by another country. china's plan is to dominate the world through their own technology superpower. not exactly their own but they mean technology stolen from us and our tech firms are helping them do it. san diego-based [inaudible] produces and licenses computer chips that go into every wireless device in the world. now, they are helping chinese tech companies like [inaudible] to break into world markets. they work with beijing to create a chinese startup called [inaudible] handing over the technology and $140 million in funding. they are even helping the chinese government develop supercomp

it has to be done through vpns, virtual private networks, to conceal where these were coming from. the most interesting -- i'm sorry, go ahead. >> no, michael, this is all fascinating. i'm taking you deeper down into the rabbit hole with this question. >> sure. >> so what was their motivation, and why "house of cards"? >> all right. first of all, much of what he is saying is totally consistent with what the u.s. intelligence community has said was the purpose of the russian meddling campaign, to denigrate hillary clinton. he talks here about how -- to place comments along the lines of, aren't you tired of the clintons, haven't we had enough of them, talk about the clintons' wealth, talk about her private e-mail server. all the criticisms that hillary clinton was getting during the last election. but "the house of cards" element is new. we hadn't heard that before. >> right. >> and, you know, in some ways, the vision of american politics on "house of cards" probably more closely resembles russian politics than american politics. >> right. >> we don't have evidence of major american

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if you own your downloaded any patches or you can actually use a tool called vpn, it's called a virtualrivate network. some are free, others will charge you a few dollars a month. the wi-fi industry including some major platform providers have already started to deploy patches. and the wi-fi alliance, which is a trade group for the industry, they say so far there is no evidence that the vulnerability has been exploited maliciously yet. i'm susan hogan, news 4. >> a police officer turns his pain into purpose. up next, he's sharing his story of loss in hopes of changing minds and helping others. >> progress on the front lines in california as cooler air moves into our area now. we are tracking some conditions from coast to coastnd a a now he looks me square in the eye, and, i swear he says, "welcome to navy federal credit union." whoa friendly alert! i got a great auto rate outta that guy. now i have a wonderful hybrid. open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans and their families. navy federal credit union. >>> postpartum depression stole her joy and ultimately her life, leaving three l

before any party of congress, everybody likes to say x thing happened, this vpn ban happened and this is tied to the 19th party congress. maybe. or maybe it's one of a serioes f step and it happens to be suskenchs suque suques sequential. i just don't see a lot of evidence that's happening. it's a question of incentives. there's not a lot of incentives to back off from the sorts of social policies that they're working on right now. specifically if we look at information control and internet. there was an article in september that had a really, i think, important quote that says if our party cannot traverse the hurdle represented by the internet, it cannot traverse the hurdle of remaining in power for the long term. so you know, there may be slight spikes in terms of information control or internet control. but i think the overall trend is pretty clear. i like to think of it like airport security in the u.s., except it's actually effective. there's no incentive to be the guy in my airport we can stop taking off our shoe and going through the weird naked people scanner. that doesn't win

these companies allow account managers who are unknown to them to use various technologies such as vpns to mask their physical locations when active on these popular websites. this translates to an absence of risks and countered by islamic state propaganda and supporters sufficient to deterthem from exploiting the technologies because if they're using the right vpns as the islamic state has encouraged for years, it could be difficult for authorities to locate their loikzs. certainly, the same applies to a wide range of other illicit actors who are active on these platforms. ultima ultimately, american companies are not doing all they can to mitigate threats iminated from spots on the internet managed by them. i look forward to further discussing this celt of problems with them. and that poster you shared earlier, the telegram channels, there are several hundred concurrently running right now, and i think the subcommittee members would be interest in knowing there has been an explosion of chatter during this hearing which suggests there may be a link to islamic state in recent events tha

recently in china and there were some rumblings that may be exactly this that the restrictions and vpns are related to the 19 party congress and they would be listed "after words" but i just don't see a lot of evidence that that is happening. the reason is because it's a question incentive. there is not a lot of incentive to back off from the source of social policies which they are working on and specifically as we look at information control and internet there was an article in september that had a important quote that said if our party cannot traverse the hurdle represented by the internet, it cannot traverse the hurdle of remaining in power for the long-term. [laughter] there may be spikes in terms of information control in china but the overall trend is pretty clear. i like to think of it as airport security in the us. right? except it's effective. there is no incentive to be the guy who says okay, in my airport we can stop taking off her shoes and stopped going to the weird make it people scanner and that doesn't when you anything because when something happens you are on the hook

vpn's trying to computersok like the are in the u.s., but using russian language setting.alix: and they say, look, cracking down on this is not as easy as you think. once you start boring through certain ads, that will go downhill pretty fast. >> we will see what google for response is. facebook closest to this -- he led facebook security efforts there. out,d the way in finding you know the russian linked accounts. using, look, we can't just have a technical solution where we say, no political ads. he says facebook and mark zuckerberg do not feel comfortable being "the ministry of truth." david: i don't feel that much better when we have these huge tech company saying we will have all of your data, know everything about you, but we can't find what is in there. we are not responsible for. >> couple weeks ago, google was saying -- obviously they were looking at that and they were not able to find this until they were able to match other tech company data with their own. jonathan: coming up next on "bloomberg daybreak," the wells joiningad of strategy us at the table in new y