China 'rigs' 5G test to favour Huawei

[SEAISI]

OP is a proven retard.

 

[Feng Leng]

It is believed that vulnerabilities discovered by China’s secret state hackers have been passed to the 5G testers to ensure Nokia and Ericsson’s equipment is found to be unsecure.

LOL if Nokia and Ericsson equipment has vulnerabilities it's an immediate disqualification. Testing is just a formality at this point.

 

[Han Patriot]

LOL if Nokia and Ericsson equipment has vulnerabilities it's an immediate disqualification. Testing is just a formality at this point.

Huawei equipment had been tested around the world for a long time. We are the only equipment vendor required to be tested for cyber security by the Brits.

 

[JSCh]

Global IT communities are suppose to look for vulnerabilities in equipment and report them.

That is to the benefit of us all.

Only people who intend to use the vulnerabilities for their own exclusive use would want to have those vulnerabilities kept secret.

 

[Pandora]

Considering the fact Huawei ability to compete is being sabotaged on bogus ground of espionage all is justified here. I doubt UK is planning to allow Huawei to compete in first place so why all the bitching and moaning. This will give huawei boost to offset any damages by US sanctions.

 

[antonius123]

Entire China is built by American/Western technology. None of the modern the modern technologies have been developed by Chinese. Still they are thankless and shamefully boast about their theft. They represent a typical mindset of rich without class. It doesn't take a lot to be gratuitous. Hopefully China will develop class as well with time and hopefully the world will survive that transition.

China is offerring her market for the transfer of second tier technology, and pay patent fee for most advance tech.

Hundred years ago western world use china tech without patent fee and thanks

 

[Sugarcane]

It is believed that vulnerabilities discovered by China’s secret state hackers have been passed to the 5G testers to ensure Nokia and Ericsson’s equipment is found to be unsecure.

What's issue with identifying and exposing vulnerabilities?