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Did You Know ?

The Department of Defense Inspector General identified Lenovo computers as a cybersecurity risk
Over 30 US companies unknowingly purchased servers rigged with Chinese surveillance tech in 2018.
MIT cut all research ties with Huawei and ZTE in 2019.
China’s National Intelligence Law from 2017 requires organizations and citizens to “support, assist and cooperate with the state intelligence work.”
The heads of six major U.S. intelligence agencies have warned that American citizens shouldn’t use products made by Huawei and ZTE.
Lenovo products have been banned by intelligence agencies in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the U.K. and the U.S. since the mid-2000s.

China’s View

The Chinese Government and Chinese companies including Huawei have responded to the criticisms addressed to them. Here are some of the links.

    • CNN: “Huawei CEO: No matter my Communist Party ties, I’ll ‘definitely’ refuse if Beijing wants our customers’ data” 

If you have suggestions for other links, please contact us at http://chinatechthreat.org/contact-us/

 

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There is increasing focus on the use of Chinese equipment in telecommunications networks in the West and associated security threats. This website gathers Strand Consult’s research on the topic and related materials from other experts to better understand this complex issue and improve policy.

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