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‘Hidden backdoors’ were found in Huawei equipment, reports Bloomberg

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I don't know that I would call Telnet a backdoor per-se but if, per the report, they refused to remove the code or disable it outright, I would at least call the conduct they demonstrated in not wanting to fix it cause for concern. I haven't dug into the other vulnerabilities or issues but I would imagine they follow the same pattern of conduct. Look up the African Union and Huawei spying stuff from January of last year. Seems there was actual evidence to support the claims but now nobody wants to come forward and it's very hush hush. https://www.ft.com/content/c26a9214-04f2-11e8-9650-9c0ad2d7c5b5

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