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Taiwan government database leaked on dark web
//It was reported on Friday (May 29) that a government database of more than 20 million Taiwanese citizens was leaked on the dark web.
//It is unusual for an entire nation’s database to be leaked, Cyble reported.
//The data is from the Ministry of the Interior’s Department of Household Registration.
//According to its website, Cyble is a US-based cyber threat intelligence company that strives to provide organizations with real-time views of their supply chain cyber threats and risks.
Full Article: Taiwannews, (30-May)
https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3942167
#Taiwan #database #CyberThreat #Government
Taiwan government database leaked on dark web
//It was reported on Friday (May 29) that a government database of more than 20 million Taiwanese citizens was leaked on the dark web.
//It is unusual for an entire nation’s database to be leaked, Cyble reported.
//The data is from the Ministry of the Interior’s Department of Household Registration.
//According to its website, Cyble is a US-based cyber threat intelligence company that strives to provide organizations with real-time views of their supply chain cyber threats and risks.
Full Article: Taiwannews, (30-May)
https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3942167
#Taiwan #database #CyberThreat #Government
Taiwan News
Taiwan government database leaked on dark web
Leak contains personal information on more than 20 million Taiwanese
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China harvests masses of data on Western targets to fight the Public Opinion War. Central Propaganda Department staff: To Help understand the anti-China network
The US "Washington Post" published an investigative report on Friday December 31, finding that China began to expand online monitoring and censorship overseas at least two years ago. The Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau and other mainland government departments invite bids from official media and enterprises to build a monitoring system and user profile database to track the information dynamics of Western social media such as Twitter and Facebook in real time, targeting important figures in Western political and business media. The focus includes Hong Kong, Taiwan, Xinjiang, and Sino-US relations. When negative reports and public opinion trends against China, officials will be automatically warned. Some mainland public opinion analysts said that this move is to help Beijing understand foreign anti-China forces in order to fight public opinion wars, but American think tank scholars warned that overseas Chinese will be at risk for everyone’s activities on social media.
Source: MingPao #Jan02
https://news.mingpao.com/pns/%e5%9c%8b%e9%9a%9b/article/20220102/s00014/1641059721108
#China #Monitoring #Database #Twitter #Facebook #HongKong #Taiwan #Xinjiang
The US "Washington Post" published an investigative report on Friday December 31, finding that China began to expand online monitoring and censorship overseas at least two years ago. The Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau and other mainland government departments invite bids from official media and enterprises to build a monitoring system and user profile database to track the information dynamics of Western social media such as Twitter and Facebook in real time, targeting important figures in Western political and business media. The focus includes Hong Kong, Taiwan, Xinjiang, and Sino-US relations. When negative reports and public opinion trends against China, officials will be automatically warned. Some mainland public opinion analysts said that this move is to help Beijing understand foreign anti-China forces in order to fight public opinion wars, but American think tank scholars warned that overseas Chinese will be at risk for everyone’s activities on social media.
Source: MingPao #Jan02
https://news.mingpao.com/pns/%e5%9c%8b%e9%9a%9b/article/20220102/s00014/1641059721108
#China #Monitoring #Database #Twitter #Facebook #HongKong #Taiwan #Xinjiang
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【明報專訊】美國《華盛頓郵報》上周五（12月31日）刊登調查報道，發現中國至少兩年前已開始將網絡監控及審查擴展至海外。北京市公安局及其他內地政府部門向官媒以及企業招標，採建實時追蹤Twitter、Facebook（fb）等西方社交媒體信息動態的監控系統及用戶個人資料庫，以西方政商傳媒重要人物為對象，焦點包括香港、台灣、新疆以至中美關係等，一旦出現針對中國負面報道及輿論走勢時，會自動向官員示警。有內地輿情分析師表明，此舉有助北京了解境外反華勢力來打輿論戰，但美國智庫學者警告境外中國人會因此對在社交媒體活動人人自危。
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China harvests masses of data on Western targets to fight the Public Opinion War. Central Propaganda Department staff: To Help understand the anti-China network
The US "Washington Post" published an investigative report on Friday December 31, finding that China began to expand online monitoring and censorship overseas at least two years ago. The Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau and other mainland government departments invite bids from official media and enterprises to build a monitoring system and user profile database to track the information dynamics of Western social media such as Twitter and Facebook in real time, targeting important figures in Western political and business media. The focus includes Hong Kong, Taiwan, Xinjiang, and Sino-US relations. When negative reports and public opinion trends against China, officials will be automatically warned. Some mainland public opinion analysts said that this move is to help Beijing understand foreign anti-China forces in order to fight public opinion wars, but American think tank scholars warned that overseas Chinese will be at risk for everyone’s activities on social media.
Source: MingPao #Jan02
#China #Monitoring #Database #Twitter #Facebook #HongKong #Taiwan #Xinjiang
The US "Washington Post" published an investigative report on Friday December 31, finding that China began to expand online monitoring and censorship overseas at least two years ago. The Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau and other mainland government departments invite bids from official media and enterprises to build a monitoring system and user profile database to track the information dynamics of Western social media such as Twitter and Facebook in real time, targeting important figures in Western political and business media. The focus includes Hong Kong, Taiwan, Xinjiang, and Sino-US relations. When negative reports and public opinion trends against China, officials will be automatically warned. Some mainland public opinion analysts said that this move is to help Beijing understand foreign anti-China forces in order to fight public opinion wars, but American think tank scholars warned that overseas Chinese will be at risk for everyone’s activities on social media.
Source: MingPao #Jan02
#China #Monitoring #Database #Twitter #Facebook #HongKong #Taiwan #Xinjiang