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I don't get all the controversy over Huawei code having backdoors. Has anyone *looked*? I have. It's a humongous pile of buggy NIH. It doesn't *need* backdoors. It's guaranteed to have exploitable bugs. The Chinese govt just needs the source to find them faster than adversaries.
I looked at some of their switch firmware. It's got gems like a DIY SSH server implementation that leaks one half of the entire conversation to RAM, so scp'ing a firmware image or two OOMs and crashes the entire switch. DIY secondary TCP/IP stack. Internal backdoor FTP server.
I think they are being bullied because they provide high quality products at a reasonable price. like seriously , a good portion of our electronics are manufactured in China to begin with. does the name apple ring a bell?
This is about firmware, not hardware. Huawei hardware is probably fine. Their firmware is a mess. Chinese companies overall do not have a great reputation for quality firmware, and given what I've seen Huawei is no exception.
It's best to believe in rumours without ever opening IDA.
They opened ghidra lol
Hanlon’s razor? (Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity)
Add it to all the core bugs that telecoms and handset makers keep on networks by stopping image releases 0.2-2.0 years after handset release.. While still selling said handsets even on their own sites..
Someone with SDR and a LTE RRC attack framework could make the biggest botnet in history using all the mpeg parser RCE <=9.0
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