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Hacker claims a China data leak after stealing data from 1 billion Chinese citizens’ straight from the Shanghai Police.

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BEIJING (dpa-AFX) - A hacking group in China has claimed to have access to the personal data of around 1 billion Chinese citizens from the Shanghai National Police database, the Wall Street Journal

Analysts say the reports are likely true, and the timing of their release is no accident.

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The actual impact of the hack, and what computer systems were breached, is unclear. There have been no reports of outages caused by the incident.

Hermit spyware was first detected in Kazakhstan in April at a time when the government there tried to suppress voices against its policies violently.

Vachon-Desjardins admitted that he would contact the leaders of the group online to make sure that their software did not affect Russian computers.

Hackers have stolen at least $100 million worth digital tokens from Harmony, the crypto startup behind Horizon Blockchain Bridge.

Abortion rights proponents said abortion remains legal and accessible in Nebraska in the wake of Fridays decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, and that they will work to keep it