Vodafone has revealed that it found security flaws in equipment from Huawei in 2011 and 2012 but the issues have been resolved.
Vodafone has revealed that it found security flaws in equipment provided by Chinese hardware maker Huawei to its Italian business in 2011 and 2012.
The world’s second largest mobile operator said that it had found security vulnerabilities in two products though both incidents were quickly resolved by the Chinese firm.
Huawei has faced increased scrutiny as the US has told its allies not to use its technology over concerns of Chinese spying. Back in January, Vodafone paused the deployment of the firm’s equipment in its core networks as it waits for Western governments to give the Chinese company full security clearance.
