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It's a thorny issue. In the latter case, there is a US firm responsible for the integrity of the hardware they sell here. When malware was discovered in the f
by krenoten 14y ago
It's a thorny issue. In the latter case, there is a US firm responsible for the integrity of the hardware they sell here. When malware was discovered in the firmware of PowerEdge servers Dell was shipping, Dell stood to lose a lot of customer loyalty if they didn't handle the issue correctly. What is the incentive structure like in a similar situation for Huawei?
- joesb 14y agoI suppose Huawei will then stand to lose a lot of customer loyalty?
- dfox 14y agoYour example is fitting as Dell was selling (and I wouldn't be surprised if still is) Dell-branded networking gear designed and made by Chinese ODM which contained pretty obvious and well-known backdoor and it does not seem to matter much.