Juniper silent on claims that China was the source of compromise in ScreenOS

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"Unauthorised code" in firewall operating system maintained in China

Juniper Networks has declined to respond to claims that "unauthorised code" that found its way into some of the company's networking hardware, effectively creating a 'back door', was injected into ...

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