Security: Huawei, Singapore, and Voting Machines With Back Doors
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UK report casts doubt on Huawei security processes
A British Government report claims equipment made by Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei Technologies has technical and supply-chain issues that expose the UK's telco networks to new security issues.
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Exclusive: Britain says Huawei 'shortcomings' expose new telecom networks risks
The assessment, made in a report signed off by Britain’s GCHQ spy agency, will intensify the espionage debate around Huawei Technologies [HWT.UL], which has come under increasing fire in the United States and Australia over concerns it could facilitate Chinese government spying.
The report was released after sources told Reuters that senior British security officials say they can now give only limited assurances that Huawei’s UK operations pose no threat to national security, downgrading their previous position.
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Singapore health database breached, data of 1.5m stolen
Singapore's government health database has been breached by attackers who have stolen the personal information of about 1.5 million people, with the data of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Long specifically targeted, the country's Ministry of Health has announced.
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SC's 13,000 voting machines unreliable, vulnerable to hackers, lawsuit alleges
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