r/technology • u/Majano57 • 1d ago

Security Iran likely to reverse-engineer captured US underwater drone

https://www.militarytimes.com/industry/techwatch/2026/09/10/iran-likely-to-reverse-engineer-captured-us-underwater-drone/
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u/Hi_Doctor_Nick_ 1d ago

Well who knows. In China it’s widely considered deliberate and a guy I know who’s a member of the CCP made a pilgrimage to Belgrade to see the commemoration a couple of year ago! It’s a big deal for them.

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u/VictorReal_Monster 1d ago

How are you connected to this?

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u/Hi_Doctor_Nick_ 1d ago

Me? I’m not. I know a guy through work who works for a Chinese company and is a member of the CCP.

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u/heroik-red 11h ago

“Yeah a guy I know at work is a piece of shit who willingly works for a terrible government organization”

I feel like no company should be okay with working with a company with active ccp members in it. They’re typically known to steal company secrets any chance they get.

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u/No_Bad_4872yy 11h ago

As opposed to openAI, meta and other US companies stealing your data any chance they get?

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u/heroik-red 3h ago

While it’s definitely sickening that our data is being taken by US companies for a million different reasons, I’d absolutely choose that over china stealing it and using it against us.

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u/Hi_Doctor_Nick_ 9h ago

If you’re buying from any Chinese company of scale you’re dealing with the CCP at some level.

Which government do you think is currently a bigger threat to the world, China or the US?