How Microsoft found a Huawei driver that opened systems to attack
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EU Rejects U.S. Call for Huawei Ban
The EU has effectively rejected demands from the United States that it ban Huawei and other Chinese companies from its 5G infrastructure.
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Huawei Announces New Smartphone Flagships
Huawei this morning announced its P30 series of flagship handsets, raising the bar yet again on smartphone photography.
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Huawei Has Made Its Own Smartphone and PC OSes … Just in Case
Huawei admitted this week that it has developed its own smartphone and PC operating systems as an emergency measure.
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Technology Espionage: Huawei, the Unscrupulous Customer
It is becoming an increasingly common thread: A U.S. startup has an exciting new technology; shares exemplars of new technology with potential customers; and potential customer violates all agreements in an attempt to reverse-engineer said technology…. Continue reading Technology Espionage: Huawei, the Unscrupulous Customer
No ‘smoking gun’ evidence coming on Huawei, NSA official says
Don’t expect U.S. officials to produce a “smoking gun” of public evidence that the Chinese government might be using telecommunications giant Huawei to further its interests in cyberspace, a senior National Security Agency official told CyberScoop. “Everybody is anxious for that smoking gun,” Rob Joyce, senior cybersecurity adviser at NSA, said in an interview. “It is not the case that you’re going to see people bring out and drop that smoking gun on the table … for all sorts of reasons about the way we understand the threat, the way we deal with the Chinese, the way we have to protect the ability to see and maybe defeat or deny that capability going forward.” U.S. officials have long accused Chinese tech companies Huawei and ZTE of being potential vessels for spying. One reason is that under Chinese law, companies are required to cooperate with national intelligence activities. Huawei and ZTE strenuously […]
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Huawei Takes US to Court over Ban, Cyberespionage Accusations
Chinese telecom company Huawei didn’t take lightly the ban on its equipment and services enforced by US officials as part of Donald Trump’s National Defense Authorization Act, which also prohibits government agencies from collaborating with… Continue reading Huawei Takes US to Court over Ban, Cyberespionage Accusations
Huawei Sues the U.S. Government
Huawei has sued the U.S. government, noting that its charges against the Chinese telecommunications giant were unfair and incorrect.
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Huawei Mate 20 Pro Review
The Huawei Mate 20 Pro is the most powerful and impressive smartphone I’ve ever used, and it has the best camera.
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Can predictive analytics be made safe for humans?
Massive-scale predictive analytics is a relatively new phenomenon, one that challenges both decades of law as well as consumer thinking about privacy. As a technology, it may well save thousands of lives in applications like predictive medicine, but if it isn’t used carefully, it may prevent thousands from getting loans, for instance, if an underwriting […] Continue reading Can predictive analytics be made safe for humans?