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UK report confirms warnings of Huawei security risks: US official

Read more about UK report confirms warnings of Huawei security risks: US official on Business Standard. Huawei denies that its equipment could be used to facilitate spying and Chinese authorities have accused Washington of exaggerating security concerns to limit competition with Western vendors<br>

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UK report confirms warnings of Huawei security risks: US official

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  1. UK report confirms warnings of Huawei security risks: US official Huawei denies that its equipment could be used to facilitate spying and Chinese authorities have accused Washington of exaggerating security concerns to limit competition with Western vendors Company News :A British government report issued Thursday itemizing security dangers presented by Chinese firm Huawei affirms US government admonitions of security dangers related with the telecom monster, as indicated by a US official. The report from a cybersecurity guard dog distinguished "huge specialized issues" in Huawei's building and cautioned there is "just restricted confirmation" the hazard can be overseen.

  2. The US official said those discoveries bolster comparative American evaluations that closed Huawei's hardware can't be "made safe from Chinese impact or interruption." The official talked on state of namelessness as he was not approved to brief the media openly.Read More Business Standard

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