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BankInfoSecurity Compliance euroinfosec) • April 20, 2021     KPN Telecom offices in Amersfoort, the Netherlands (Photo: Vysotsky via Wikimedia Commons) A bombshell news report suggests that Dutch mobile network provider KPN in 2010 didn't know if one of its major equipment suppliers - China's Huawei - was spying on its users. Viewed 11 years later, the report - which has just come to light - stands as a risk management reminder that all organizations must regularly review the security of their supply chains to identify and address any p...

Chinese giant Huawei was able to eavesdrop on ANY conversation on Dutch mobile network and knew which numbers were tapped by police or intelligence agencies Huawei staff were able to monitor all of Dutch mobile network KPN's mobile users and eavesdrop on their private conversations A consultancy report flagged that Huawei could have been accessing users' calls in 2010 without KPN knowing Dutch MPs today called for the government to respond to the disturbing report KPN said Huawei had not to its knowledge improperly monitored mobile users 

Nobody caught – er, held us responsible, says Chinese firm Gareth Corfield Mon 19 Apr 2021 // 12:45 UTC Share Copy Huawei was able to snoop on the Dutch prime minister's phone calls and track down Chinese dissidents because it was included in the core of the Netherlands' mobile networks, an explosive news report has claimed. Dutch national daily Volkskrant (behind a pay wall) reported over the weekend that mobile operator KPN, which used Huawei-supplied equipment in the core of its network, discovered the full extent of the Chinese company's doings in 2010 after it c...