US officials: Using Huawei tech opens door to Chinese spying, censorship.
"What our cases have illustrated is a persistent, well-orchestrated, very top down, well-resourced effort to steal American and European intellectual property and the data of its citizens."He described an"ecosystem of theft" by Chinese university students, researchers and companies that is designed to boost Chinese industry.
The remarks came on the heels of comments this week by U.S. national security adviser Robert C. O’Brien, who said the U.S. had evidence that Huawei could"access sensitive and personal information" through a so-called"back door" in its networks. In new charges Thursday, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn accused Huawei of helping the Iranian government spy on protesters, and also secretly aiding the North Korean government.
"These new charges are without merit and are based largely on recycled civil disputes from the last 20 years that have been previously settled, litigated and in some cases, rejected by federal judges and juries," it said."The government will not prevail on its charges, which we will prove to be both unfounded and unfair."
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