- Feb 4, 2016
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Huawei Blacklisted In New Zealand
- Thread starter LASER_oneXM
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- Jul 1, 2017
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I think what we're going to see is a ban by all Five Eyes.
- Oct 22, 2016
- 409
Ridiculous! It is clearly a business game to oust a competitor.
Not surprising that the 5-eye countries will ban Huawei
Huawei is on one of the sanctions against Iran .
Huawei Executive Took Part in Sanctions Fraud, Prosecutors Say
Huawei Executive Took Part in Sanctions Fraud, Prosecutors Say
You are right. Read how large Huawei is below
Huawei moves to reassure suppliers after arrest of CFO, US pressure on 5G
All those banned Huawei are English native countries, close allies of the US.
Interesting no?
Interesting no?
Chinese suppliers/providers are generally all considered backdoored.
One firm I worked with used HIKVision cameras and found them all backdoored. Even worse, the Chinese 'flood' the market with 'acceptable' quality stuff at a very low price so everyone gets on board and installs the backdoored stuff. This is by design, most of these firms are partnered or even owned by the Chinese Govt.
A year and a half ago the lab where i worked purchased a bunch of 'Smart' crap from Amazon then tested them. About 89% of them were side-channel dumping data to Beijing. They'd have legitimate activity to AWS or Azure buckets, then dump auxiliary data into China. It is important to realize that if you use Chinese products/services you are likely backdoored. Chinese has the biggest spying operations in the world, even dwarfing the US Govt/Contractors in some cases. China's thirst for any relevant data is immense and unrelenting.
What that data is used for is even more surprising, varied, and impressive. Intellectual property theft is incredible, they have almost no innovation and almost everything is rooted in the theft of IP at the expense of quality, security, privacy of whatever the end product resulting is.
One firm I worked with used HIKVision cameras and found them all backdoored. Even worse, the Chinese 'flood' the market with 'acceptable' quality stuff at a very low price so everyone gets on board and installs the backdoored stuff. This is by design, most of these firms are partnered or even owned by the Chinese Govt.
A year and a half ago the lab where i worked purchased a bunch of 'Smart' crap from Amazon then tested them. About 89% of them were side-channel dumping data to Beijing. They'd have legitimate activity to AWS or Azure buckets, then dump auxiliary data into China. It is important to realize that if you use Chinese products/services you are likely backdoored. Chinese has the biggest spying operations in the world, even dwarfing the US Govt/Contractors in some cases. China's thirst for any relevant data is immense and unrelenting.
What that data is used for is even more surprising, varied, and impressive. Intellectual property theft is incredible, they have almost no innovation and almost everything is rooted in the theft of IP at the expense of quality, security, privacy of whatever the end product resulting is.
- Apr 5, 2017
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The same thing happened here a few days ago. One of the biggest Telecom providers in the UK has made the same decision after i believe a recommendation from the UK government.
BT bars Huawei kit from core of 5G network
BT bars Huawei kit from core of 5G network
- Oct 22, 2016
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@ForgottenSeer 58943
Sleep calmly. Some countries have internal backdoors. They do not need to use the "shoddy" ones of other nations like China.
Sleep calmly. Some countries have internal backdoors. They do not need to use the "shoddy" ones of other nations like China.
Every gov or big corporations spies, it is mandatory to ensure territory safety and trading dominance, some are more hungry than others, some hide it under free speech and pseudo-democracy, etc...
The Chinese spying is far more dangerous. Communist regime and no rule of law to hold back the state. Tiananmen Square massacre wasn't too long ago. If they are willing to do that to their own citizens...
- Feb 14, 2016
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Go figure out what the us grov did on 9:11 on there own citizens to have a reason for "war of terror".
We are not supposed to talk politics here, but if i want I can found as much bad things made by so-called "democracies"
Vietnam war
Koweit war
Irak war
Guess who invaded those countries?
And not for democratic reasons...
Bin laden? Ex-CIA operative lol
Vietnam war
Koweit war
Irak war
Guess who invaded those countries?
And not for democratic reasons...
Bin laden? Ex-CIA operative lol
Could it be that the Five Eyes Countries are banning Hauwei because their technology is unbreakable by NSA, GCHQ, ASD, etc?
This article from 2007 reports that the NSA attempted to hack Huawei. I feel like this topic also correlates with the United States banning Kaspersky. Did they ban Kaspersky because it detects our own state-sponsored malware? Remember when Kaspersky was impersonated by the CIA?
This article from 2007 reports that the NSA attempted to hack Huawei. I feel like this topic also correlates with the United States banning Kaspersky. Did they ban Kaspersky because it detects our own state-sponsored malware? Remember when Kaspersky was impersonated by the CIA?
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- May 16, 2018
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True. Look what they are doing to over a million of their own residents today in detention camps...
Incorrect and uninformed.
Ok.
Vietnam war was started by the French, who were trying to get control of their former colony.
The Korean war was started by North Korea invading South Korea.
Iraq war was started by Iraq invading Kuwait.
Yep.
All this is smoke and mirrors to covers a commercial and technology dominance war. Huawei is a threat to them.
americans should stop buying ikea tables, rumors has it china has implanted chips in the tables to hear what they say ... ooooooooooh
kaspersky is tracking americans so it can feed them to the russian robot ooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhh americans
kaspersky is tracking americans so it can feed them to the russian robot ooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhh americans
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