Here's a breakdown of the embattled Chinese telecom and phone maker's saga so far.
The EternalBlue hacking exploit, already used in the infamous WannaCry and NotPetya attacks, has now surfaced in the NSA's own backyard, says The New York Times.
The title insurance company didn't require a password to view the pages, according to security expert Brian Krebs.
The US is looking to use Huawei as a negotiating tool, according to a report.
Multiple employees abused privileged access to user data, reports Motherboard.
Even the Mona Lisa can be faked.
Activists across the country are pushing local governments to forbid the use of facial recognition.
The flaw made the information easy to scrape and turn into a database.
A US senator is "very concerned" Amazon could be indefinitely storing the text transcripts of Alexa audio recordings.
The Wikileaks founder faces 17 new charges, each carrying a maximum 10-year sentence.
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But all licenses already signed will still be in effect, which means Huawei can build its own chips for several years to come.
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