Half the authors on that paper are employed by the Chinese academy of sciences. Doesn't look like brushing it under the rug to me.
More than likely it'll turn out to be something that can be easily and relatively inexpensively mitigated.
More than likely it'll turn out to be something that can be easily and relatively inexpensively mitigated.
Fascinating that it's not a complete information blackout, but just disseminated on a need to know basis. It's kind of an interesting social contract really.