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The advancement of Embodied AI has shifted cyber threats from the digital realm to the physical realm, making cybersecurity equivalent to personal and national security. This transition was dramatically highlighted by the "GeekCon 2025 Punch" in China, an incident in which white-hat hackers easily compromised a Chinese-brand humanoid robot, the Unitree G1, turning it into a physical weapon. The attack demonstrated how easily "security by physical separation" (air-gapped) can be bypassed and how the security systems of the robotics industry are "full of holes." Faced with this critical vulnerability—which represents a strategic risk in the context of global competition—Beijing has responded by creating a national protection ecosystem. The strategy focuses on strengthening the Classification Security System (Dengji Baohu) and imposing standards that cover the entire technology value chain. This regulatory effort is crystallized in the imminent implementation (February 1, 2026) of six new Public Security industry standards (GA/T). The objective is twofold: to ensure national resilience in the face of an exponential increase in attack surfaces and to position China as a leader in global technological governance, dictating security requirements for the entire supply chain. At the same time, research (conducted in part by Chinese institutions) is focusing on the development of "Embodied Security." This paradigm goes beyond software defense, pushing for hardware-level security logic (such as ethical veto and behavior control) and mechanisms against AI manipulation, such as POSD (Part-of-Speech Defense), which has reduced the success rates of advanced attacks (Sugar-Coated Poison) by up to 77%. China's strategy shows that standardization is the essential "passport" for AI development, turning discovered flaws into a catalyst for building a secure and resilient technology ecosystem. Read our analysis here: https://t.co/jhdI1uQUpe #CyberSecurity #EmbodiedAI #RobotHacking #NationalSecurity #ChinaTech #TechStandardization #GEEKCON #DigitalToPhysical #DataSecurity #AIgovernance #China #Robot