Recent audits in Norway and Denmark have raised concerns about the remote access capabilities of Chinese-made vehicles, particularly in the defense sector. Norwegian authorities discovered that Yutong electric buses could potentially be disabled remotely, prompting precautionary measures such as removing SIM cards. Similar apprehensions in Denmark have led to a review of Chinese-made buses. Analysts are questioning whether military exports, including drones and fighter jets, possess similar vulnerabilities due to their embedded remote access and geofencing technology. While the focus on maintenance and efficiency drives these features, they highlight critical supply chain vulnerabilities. As digital security becomes paramount, buyers of military equipment are likely to seek more stringent measures to mitigate such risks, emphasizing the importance of safe procurement practices in defense strategies.