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Massive Data Leak Exposes Billions of Records in Suspected Chinese Surveillance Database
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Recently, a foreign cybersecurity team accidentally discovered a 631GB database on the Internet without any security protection, which contains nearly 4 billion personal data of Chinese citizens, including a database called tw, which is suspected to be related to Taiwanese personal data. How can people protect themselves? KPMG Anhou Jianye said that four key techniques should be used to improve digital protection.
Massive Data Leak Exposes Billions of Records in Suspected Chinese Surveillance Database
Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a massive trove of sensitive information left exposed online, potentially placing millions of individuals at significant risk. The discovery, made by researchers from Cybernews in collaboration with SecurityDiscovery.com, revealed an unsecured database totaling 631 gigabytes—containing… Read more → The post Massive Data Leak Exposes Billions of Records in Suspected Chinese Surveillance Database appeared first…
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