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No, this is a backdoor in application software that runs on a device based on huawei silicon. This is like blaming broadcom for openwrt bugs. The title is extr
by kanox 6y ago
No, this is a backdoor in application software that runs on a device based on huawei silicon. This is like blaming broadcom for openwrt bugs.
The title is extremely misleading.
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- dathinab 6y agoNo because you always (most times?) use the chip with given software.
- gruez 6y ago>No, this is a backdoor in application software that runs on a device based on huawei silicon. This is like blaming broadcom for openwrt bugs. Are the hardware and software made by separate vendors? According to the article they're both made by hisilicon.
- swiley 6y agoIs openwrt the only software that works with broadcom chips? My raspberry pi doesn't run it.
- the_pwner224 6y agoOpenWRT doesn't run on Broadcom chips because the devs do not want to include non free software in OpenWRT and Broadcom only works on Linux with their proprietary blobs. The raspi thus requires this proprietary stuff in their Raspbian OS and afaik in all the third party OSs for it.