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That is correct because plausible deniability is very important. However writing insecure code is also the defacto standard across industry, definitely includi
by droithomme 7y ago
That is correct because plausible deniability is very important.
However writing insecure code is also the defacto standard across industry, definitely including in the US.
If we accept this as proof, then Microsoft, Google, Facebook, etc, (all the way down like the turtles, until we hit every one man company) are all government controlled corporations deliberately installing sneaky back doors through security vulnerabilities in code, which cleverly simply look like incompetent programming.
- darawk 7y agoThat's right, but I think the article is asserting that: a) The vulnerability density is much higher in Huawei's code. b) When vulns were reported to them, they simply moved them to another location, rather than actually patch them. Those are the things that I consider to be (weak) evidence that they are backdoors.