Billions of Chinese Citizens Data for Sale on the DarkWeb

A massive data breach containing the private information of over a billion Chinese peoples private information is currently for sale on the darkweb, and over 700k has been released for free
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[@brokenlegs8431]

The main problem with keeping neat and extensive files on your own people is that you're one mistake away from delivering billions of dollars worth of espionage efforts to outsiders.

[@jamessmith1652]

This is no different to any western nation's national databases. This data leaked here is not particularly centralized. It looks like the PNC in the UK.

[@pudy2487]

It's just booking information and crime records basically. There's not anything in there that a normal police database wouldn't have; in fact, the FBI database is almost certainly more extensive.

[@pudy2487]

@@otismessingabout8468 Most of that information is critical for the functions of government and can hardly be considered within the purview of "privacy". How do you expect to get mail if the government doesn't know your address? What use is a social security number, whose sole purpose is to be a unique identifier, if there's no database to verify who it belongs to? The only data that doesn't belong in that database is perhaps phone numbers, but Chinese society is also more reliant on cell phones so I could see there being a need for it as well. There's no good reason to not want the government to have your name and address of all things.

[@kur4325]

you can probably count the number of countries that don't have a database like this with your hands

[@brokenlegs8431]

@@kur4325 the point is the extensive centralization of it. Few countries if any have one even close to as intensive as China. The fact that about 4/5 of the entire population could be doxxed from one data breach is absurd

[@randomprimary]

I love how you make things that could potentially bore the average viewer entertaining with your music, edits, and concise explanations. Someone who messed up the security in china is going to have nothing at all happen to them at no date in particular.

[@chips1752]

I've heard random security workers in china are known to disappear out of nowhere, strange phenomenom.

[@Oscaragious]

@@chips1752 It must be the Mandela effect. They never existed in this universe.

[@verack1616]

@@chips1752 Is like that famous Stalin picture where next to NOTHING

[@DexieTheSheep]

​@@verack1616 -Leon Trotsky used to be in that photo- please, my brother, do not fall for such conspiracy theories

[@CrittingOut]

good thing that no such people ever existed

[@lostphysicist]

For years I've been using the argument that government IT is lousy to tell people why governments shouldn't have citizen data on their servers... and here we are, this happens. Governments quality assurance is a joke. I worked for some contractors and saw this with my own eyes. Never be OK with them storing your data.

[@Olivia-W]

They kind of have to in order to be, you know, governments... data security sure could be improved though.

[@lostphysicist]

@@Olivia-W well, you gotta choose your security or their convenience.

[@Olivia-W]

@@lostphysicist No, I mean a functioning government, within our current technological limitations, has to have some data on citizens in order to identify them as citizens in the first place.

[@lostphysicist]

@@Olivia-W I understand, but I don't trust them to do things right. Given that, your choices are clear. Even private companies fail at security at times... governments are much worse! It's a simple calculation with Murphy's law.

[@Olivia-W]

@@lostphysicist ... Ok, but- some things are literally impossible. I agree governments should _improve_ security, and keep data storage to the minimum necessary, but they can't just not store any identifying data. Private companies? You'd prefer to be administered by private companies? Hard pass for me, at least vs most developed democracies.

[@zinedinezethro9157]

The CIA agent that spent years of his life trying to get the data but got outperformed by one chinese developer posting on a blog: 💀

[@txe1nd]

Lol

[@sunset6958]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Ultrajamz]

Its not just his own fault, they shouldn’t expose the db directly to the internet, things like that should be intranet only

[@EpicTyphlosionTV]

Things like that shouldn't be anywhere.

[@swytchblayd]

@@EpicTyphlosionTV Not really possible with the kind of goverment that China runs. That data needs to be somewhere. But it really SHOULD be behind fifty layers of security, cell-locked separate from each other so no one person has access to the whole thing.

[@CrittingOut]

@@EpicTyphlosionTV this

[@ImNotQualifiedToSayThisBut]

But if it's intranet how are they supposed to justify data leakage Edit: I appreciate the serious replies but I was actually trying to make a dumb joke about them knowingly leaking data lol

[@philheathslegalteam]

@@ImNotQualifiedToSayThisBut it’s not, but it’s supposed to be

[@КГБКолДжорджКостанца]

It's sad when companies like banking and financial institutions everywhere have such lousy security

[@yuke...]

no, it isn't

[@wanderingwobb6300]

"funny"

[@КГБКолДжорджКостанца]

@@yuke... womp womp

[@oz_jones]

@@Konkov your life must be hard because you dont understand contex clues

[@chaineddepths9523]

@@JuicerNation forced weak passwords in banking systems

[@stefanstenroos6344]

This is a certified bing chilling moment.

[@kugelblitzingularity304]

More like bone chilling really if talking real talk

[@geraldw4471]

-1,000,000 credit score.

[@AussiecamsOZ]

Made me laugh 😂

[@qtnull]

Just to add on, any topic related to this leak is blocked in Chinese social media (Notably Weibo, if you try to look it up: “sorry, the search result won’t be shown due to legal regulations”, as always.

[@PenguinCrayon269]

quite generous of them to show the reason

[@AverageUsernames]

@@PenguinCrayon269 Can congrats to them, uh? The tanks? What that?

[@swytchblayd]

Oh yeah, that dev is no longer with us. Wonder if any government people's info is included? Probably not; I'd imagine higher-ups are exempt from these records :x

[@MarcosRobertoDosSantosJF]

Yeah, he was deleted...

[@salpertia]

@@MarcosRobertoDosSantosJF good. Best not be on this shoddy timeline

[@wonslo]

Negative social credit

[@xX_Lol6_Xx]

-300000000000000000 social credit Execution date: Today

[@Sinistar1983]

@@xX_Lol6_Xx place: on the spot

[@thegiantratthatmakesalloft9415]

Social credits: Deducted

[@kenos911]

@@Sinistar1983 method: tanks

[@Wilus0]

ATTENTION CITIZEN! 市民请注意! This is the Central Intelligentsia of the Chinese Communist Party. () 您的 Internet 浏览器历史记录和活动引起了我们的注意。 因此，您的个人资料中的 15 ( -999999999999999999999999999999 Social Credits) 个社会积分将打折。 DO NOT DO THIS AGAIN! 不要再这样做! If you not hesitate, more Social Credits ( - Social Credits )will be discounted from your profile, resulting in the lowering of ration supplies. (由人民供应部重新分配 CCP) You'll also be sent into a re-education camp in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Zone. 如果您毫不犹豫，更多的社会信用将从您的个人资料中打折，从而导致口粮供应减少。 您还将被送到新疆维吾尔自治区的再教育营。 为党争光! Glory to the CCP!

[@chips1752]

thanks for sharing I'll buy it, time to prank call 1 billion chinese people

[@fromfareast3070]

well it costs 200k dollars

[@peanut3438]

You know what someone could actually buy the data to protect those people (and get disappeared for it too maybe) Then again there’s no reason the seller can’t double sell :(

[@idkwhat2puthere627]

Reminds of the time the California DOJ recently released the names of all CCW owners in the state. Along with those who applied and were denied among others. This included addresses and other personal info. The site was up for nearly 24 hours.

[@Mario583a]

What about the time Missouri's Government of Education got in trouble because they had the gall to list the teacher's social security numbers which were encoded in Base64, mind you. The Governor turned that story into a "hacking" attempt show.

[@azo5000]

This reminds me of the story a few days ago where some Japanese worker dropped a USB drive with the personal information of an entire city. I have no clue what anyone would be carrying that or if it may have leaked, as such a thing happening could indicate quite bad security policy.

[@スペース-o2h]

Probably now infected with malware wherever it was plugged into. You should never put in a USB found on the ground into a computer system. That's security 101.

[@Get_yotted]

People are really stupid. We have a school we support with one dumb chick that continues to plug in a USB into an FS with files from sketchy sites with viruses. We locked that server room now and her cloud account is locked from plugging in USBs

[@monsterpda]

That USB stick was later found (luckily), but the company had to apologize and even changed its name, although that was apparently unrelated.

[@UngovernableU]

That was in Amagasaki Japan the guy handling the USB-s was contracted by a company called Biprogy who had contracted another company called Aifront.Co basically trying to put the blame on them not only that also in Japan a few weeks before that they sent over 300k USD if I'm not mistaken of COVID relief for an area to a single person .

[@BHBalast]

For sure it was encrypted, that's just a good practice. For sure it was, right? :d

[@tzuedespeaks9092]

Sincerely, that sample should have contained just the top Echelon of the CCP just to have them clamoring about privacy and data protection as well as freedom of speech.

[@henstar337]

The CCPs officials are above the law and so won't turn up on the records.

[@m136dalie]

That would carry the risk of getting disappeared. This way they can make money and the government is embarassed but won't care too much because it's just average people.

[@ray8776]

anyone know the site

[@ken-ld3ji]

@@ray8776 breachforums

[@tzuedespeaks9092]

@Palestina "2 pence for a shit pie" "im not paying 2 pence for that!" "Okay.. *splat on face*" -YellowBeard

[@matiassella4935]

That gov developer heading straight to the re-education camp. If you know what I mean.

[@tserra529]

i think he even skipped that stage

[@slavsquatsuperstar]

@@tserra529 Early graduation

[@jbmw16]

That man is buried past the center of the earth

[@senbrisbane5352]

His family will get a bill for the bullet.

[@cylais3518]

This is one of the *many* reasons I am against the new European digital ID project.

[@zaadbaad541]

KZbin alternative

[@ahriboy]

@@zaadbaad541 Peertube, Matrix and Filen could shine soon

[@UnixOath]

@@ahriboy what's Filen?

[@ahriboy]

@@UnixOath open source alternative to popular cloud services

[@LaughingMan44]

I'm more worried about the government having my data than potential hackers and scammers

[@DonVigaDeFierro]

The demand for bing chilling is about to increase, just like the good ol' days after 6/4/1989!!

[@arnaud14]

Red sun in the sky over paradise

[@TheIdiotPlays]

Based

[@CibuYT]

thanks for the heads up, this goes to show how modern society has a big flaw where if one person messes up everyone pays.

[@Valskyr]

uncle ted was right bros....

[@fort809]

@@Valskyr always was

[@igustibagusananda7706]

The beauty of human error in a computerized system :)

[@survivinggamer2598]

I wouldn't call that a modern thing.

[@camaradamanuel5025]

THIS GLOWS THIS GLOWS SO HARD MY EYES HURT

[@Konkov]

Everyone remember to check odyssey because I feel like this one will get deleted

[@handleneeds3charactersormore]

Yt sticks the finger to CCP usually

[@ReactiveTraction]

What's Odyssey?

[@Daimo83]

@@ReactiveTraction video sharing site

[@FaySmash]

@@ReactiveTraction right wing extremists/nazi hangout

[@kale.online]

At least the ccp has embraced glorious JSON

[@krispywafers]

Mega low social credits and an immediate sentence to the Chinese RCs

[@Icyclean6969]

So it turns out centralizing all your data on every citizen into one place has consequences, who could have seen this coming….

[@Mario583a]

How embarrassing ~~ TF2 Medic, probably.

[@GG-cv3np]

Wow. 😂

[@fakugidderidi3006]

These credentials must have been of some sort of admin level or at least very high privilege? And they still hardcode their credentials like that? And noone was monitoring on excessive network I/O? And the stored data was not encrypted (seems like a straight DB download to me...)? This wasn't just a mistake by one dev, if this is all real data multiple security measures were broken, I'd say. Thanks for the vid - when I saw it in the news I thought 'MO is going to cover this' ^^

[@vaakdemandante8772]

the credential leak story is most likely a coverup, to not burn the source on the inside who actually leaked the info by having a physical access.

[@fakugidderidi3006]

@@vaakdemandante8772 That's plausible.

[@anonamos225]

He must be having a wonderful time at the ministry of love

[@КГБКолДжорджКостанца]

For sure there are Americans who Aswell on that database

[@jaronnamir8868]

Oh no doubt, I'm sure they have info they've been mining and the tink-tok dummies info.

[@mllenessmarie]

Absolutely hilarious. A while ago I read another article about China surveillance state and how Chinese actually do not mind or even embrace the idea of full monitoring of everyone everywhere (and the interviewed citizens weren't saying that just because they couldn't disagree, they just genuinely do not understand how privacy should actually be respected). I wonder how they'd feel about such leaks as this then.

[@MrEdrftgyuji]

Honestly, a lot of people in the West have the same views. They don't mind being monitored everywhere by the government, as it gives them a false sense of security.

[@mllenessmarie]

@@MrEdrftgyuji Fair point, but there's a huge difference between a standard city (and indoor) CCTV and omnipresent face recognition CCTV with terrific accuracy (not to mention such things as a DNA database of citizens).

[@MrEdrftgyuji]

@@mllenessmarie That already is out in the West. UK have facial recognition cameras everywhere now, and routinely collect permanent DNA records from anyone arrested or accused of a crime.

[@blemmyes]

The general population of China has incredibly high trust of their government compared to any Western country, which is why many Westerners find this so baffling. It's quite trivial to see why not even being able to trust your own government would lead to people being more concerned about privacy. I do not remember the exact statistics of the poll, but while in the USA only about 50% of respondents said they trust their government, in China the figure was 95%. This was from an independent survey unrelated to the Chinese government.

[@yb7875]

@@MrEdrftgyuji This post has convinced me that the west is just as bad as China and succesfully demoralized me.

[@WR47HOFO5IRI2]

Since muta told me about your channel, I have been learning a lot, and now I know where to get databases to know if my credentials have been leaked. Amazing content and super helpful.

[@John_Gaye]

muta mentioned mental outlaw?

[@aunnamedinternetuser9362]

aside from haveIbeenpwnd and the breach-forums, what else Is a good place to check?

[@reverselunatic]

“25 terabytes of VR dolphin porn” is oddly specific; is there something you wish to share with the class?

[@dynamicwarfare]

hmmm..

[@joshuagetusername4779]

200k seems a bit low for that much.

[@totallynotbluu]

-1,000,000 SOCIAL CREDIT, GO TO EDUCATION CAMP CITIZEN 🇨🇳 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳

[@AshnSilvercorp]

1000% secure governtment data centres.

[@oz_jones]

China numba one in internet security

[@DonVigaDeFierro]

It just works. 🌚

[@gustavodutra3633]

@@oz_jones Source: China Government

[@xxcommentator]

Thank you, with this I can now marry my chinese supermodel crush. I just have to remind her of her case that she thought she burried and had already forgotten. Joke. Damn that's sad, this is why private info should stay private but some government laws and rules circumvent saying that they collect it for "your" safety and "wellbeing"

[@txe1nd]

Lo

[@sagoot]

Ok but the infomation in the leak is information the government actually needs (name, ID, place of living...)

[@xyzxyzxyzxyz]

The fact that the user could connect to the database server from a non listed ip seems odd, I’d rather believe that it was an insider leak… or a government doesn’t have their infra up to standards, nvm thats sound plausible too

[@Parappanon]

It was apparently because a government worker accidentally leaked his credentials in a blog post, so you’re right with it being an (accidental) insider leak

[@lamhkak47]

That lousy infosec practice of "accidentally" leaking out credentials/api keys in commented out code, as well as that the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology had a "simple news notice" on reinforcing data security of government databases a year ago, and the fact that the information only contains information ranging from 2001 to 2020, definitely shines some light into the whole ordeal.

[@algorev8679]

What are you suggesting?

[@chewygami8781]

Its more of a "drain" than a "leak"

[@ButtonXD]

A tsunami

[@satouhikou1103]

A brain drain considering how braindead Chuugoku officials are.

[@materialknight]

Man, these guys take the awesomest names. I mean, are you gonna tell me 'pompompurin' is NOT THE best most super-special-awesome hacker name ever?

[@btd6vids]

Pompompurin is just the name of a Hello Kitty character

[@btd6vids]

@@youtubeisgarbage900 チンチン痛い

[@Ompadidthabeat]

That beat slaps

[@lunaticberserker5869]

Imagine paying for it and then you'll be like : "Dude, I only have 20tb of space."

[@vaisakh_km]

🙃 then wait wait for soe time fir bit co*ns price to raise, then we can buy more

[@Anequit]

@@vaisakh_km did you have a stroke

[@SimGunther]

@@Anequit Avoiding the b0tz that are scanning the comments for "free real estate"

[@arifurrahman0014]

Need

[@BlackOps78321]

Isn't this like what the US keeps saying China is going to do to them? Irony of some sort.

[@dik4316]

It's nice that you got back on your feet and back to gloating after your SSN got Equifax'd, etc.

[@BlackOps78321]

@@dik4316 Not sure what you meant by that. I don't even think it would matter if there was a central database and the US simply gave it to China tbh, what will they do, know your temporary or yearly lodging? Lol. In a way it is the same for this, I'm sure some wide eyed ape will actually purchase it for some reason, but, it doesn't do much. It might be a nice one-time purchase for some countries to just grab off the internet.

[@Buorgenhaeren]

China doesn't need to spy on US citizens, Uncle Sam will make sure that job doesn't get outsourced

[@MustachioMan111]

For anyone who wants to know, the song he used while checking the data is called "MAO ZEDON DRIP (Red Sun In The Sky Trap Remix prod. by BBMusic)"

[@TwoWarPlayers]

My personal Hero

[@SomeRandomPiggo]

thank you kind sir

[@nessitro]

Love ya

[@mogaming163]

Absolute classic

[@ichigonixsun]

Was about to ask this. Thank you man!

[@breadpirateroberts4946]

tfw 1/8th of the planet got doxxed

[@UnixOath]

Rip

[@DonVigaDeFierro]

Time to send hookers to every home in an entire nation.

[@dickballin]

Be careful MO you left the link uncensored in a couple frames

[@ForeverMan]

Because people can't Google right

[@bosch5303]

Censorship its not for us. Its to please KZbin and their guidelines. Noone will look frame by frame and check if the blur is perfectly set up

[@dickballin]

@@bosch5303 well aware just trying to look out for the three eyed cat man

[@justuravaregepotato7541]

@@dickballin 4 eyed

[@kenos911]

@@bosch5303 and nobody would either if there was no blur. A bot looks through videos frame by frame in the first place…

[@shounak616]

5:03 By the looks of the code right here, I can say that they are using some kind of Java Library (likely "Apache Avro" or "Google Cloud BigQueryDataTransfer"). 3billion devices still going strong 🥳

[@reecesx]

> Sees java > Can barely make anything past a few literals and one class > Asserts its likely to be two massively different libraries nice iq curry man

[@Daimo83]

When I see .jpg I know it's a picture 😏

[@shounak616]

@@Daimo83 ayy xD

[@shounak616]

@@reecesx If I had more of this IQ I would be the one stealing info instead of speculating using a Twitter image.😂

[@atpray]

Was it the log4shell vulnerability that leaked it?

[@paulorodriguez6288]

that dev has no organs left. rip

[@CUBKITS]

I love this because now whenever anyone tells me "Oh I don't care if _________ has my data, I have nothing to hide!" I can smugly pull out this little number.

[@Vicenteprz]

Dude wtf someone modified my social credit now i cant use public bathroom 😭😭😭😭

[@d.developer]

holy shit. I'm feeling bad for those persons

[@suuuken4977]

what an authoritarian government does to a mf

[@ForeverMan]

*people

[@kjullthedemon]

@@ForeverMan You can say persons as well.

[@midimusicforever]

Already knew about this so I skipped the vid earlier, but I figured I'd give you a view, a like and a comment now just to help your channel grow. I think your content is of benefit to society at large.

[@jimmynoosetron6518]

Bro your thumbnails send me everytime

[@jaronnamir8868]

Now I gotta go learn Chinese

[@UnixOath]

So we can read their data wow

[@UnixOath]

@Savage Goon that's a great idea, we might soon no longer speak English.

[@flip4119]

When your Tor speeds are faster than my normal net downloads : (

[@marconiandcheese7258]

I hope he doesn't get striked for this. Love you Kenny!

[@donbasuradenuevo]

Hopefully there's info on the Winnie Pooh's politburo lackeys, or even the Pooh himself, and that info can be released worldwide via torrent.

[@rune.theocracy]

I'm doubtful any CCP bootlicker and higher up would be in their National Police database, but that would be interesting to see.

[@ultimatums1]

Keep it on man. I love this channel.

[@rogers4760]

Imagine your a normal chinese guy playing some lol. You start flaming someone and he posts your full name, address and says he's about to pay you a visit.

[@Admiral_Jezza]

Possible US retaliation for the Equifax beach which was apparently done by PLA members?

[@oz_jones]

@Nastik32 this is literally what glowies do, friend

[@brokenlegs8431]

@@oz_jones glowies have been known to have folders of "Japanese style faces" to blend in on forums.

[@Admiral_Jezza]

@@brokenlegs8431 Glowies too lazy to learn the names of anime girls smh.

[@kenos911]

@@Admiral_Jezza on god so sad

[@joewallen587]

Holy shit this is really massive.

[@luigi9458]

I wonder if they sell pizza in china

[@thomas.thomas]

ask Chinese Mario

[@bigloud7067]

1 billion? that's like all of them

[@SmartCrime]

really doubt its 1 billion

[@axolet]

Looks like someone is gonna have their kidney's removed

[@llortaton2834]

"Do not use this for malicious purpose" Isnt that the only reason people would use it?

[@llortaton2834]

@@Wariowa345 You are the hero we need but dont deserve.

[@davida3283]

The usage of chinese memes with CLI makes this one of the most valuable videos on the whole internet

[@Ultrajamz]

I wonder if the more data you download via tor, especially from diversely routed sources (like a torrent) the more you expose yourself.

[@Jason_vinion]

Does downloading a 500gig file vs 1gig file make it less secure no… but downloading more and more files gives you a higher chance of downloading some very suspicious yes if you want to call that less secure then yea it does. Hope this helped! :) (ps. Sorry for probably bad spelling it’s 3am rn)

[@reecesx]

If that were remotely true, endpoints would be screwed. Let's not wonder about things that are above the average commenters technical expertise. Especially when it takes no effort to poke a massive hole in your logic. You cannot seriously believe you are smarter than the community behind tor, shining light to new potential issues. What normies **need** to know when connecting to tor is already common knowledge. I also preemptively reject the notion that this is some light hearted security conversation of genuine curiosity (its not. and this would be the worst place for it) normies get out of my castle

[@pauliusgruodis137]

@@reecesx not before we shit over everything. clean it up janny

[@Imabeatyouman]

@@reecesx CRINGE

[@mistakenmeme]

@@reecesx 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@user-bkey]

im just in fucking awe idk what can top this in the competition of dumbass mistakes

[@kupokinzyt]

Was not expecting the booming, badazz oriental music that blasted my subwoofers lol. I was listening to this while cleaning and suddenly my walls started shaking thruout my house.

[@N.S.A.]

Merry Christmas.

[@DexieTheSheep]

Xi Jinping's security team must have bing chilling during this whole PR nightmare.

[@qtnull]

They just blocked related topics on social media lol

[@gerowen]

Why the hell do all these hackers demand Bitcoin? I guess it's easier for normies to get, but you'd figure they'd use something more private, unless they just plan on never cashing those coins in for fiat currency.

[@samthe1337man]

Good point. However, I suspect Bitcoin is easier to turn to cash than Montero? You can always tumble the btc, and there's more people offering to do anonymous btc ➡️ cash trades than xrp.

[@handleneeds3charactersormore]

Dex BTC>any EVM compatible chain that has a tornado cash type service Or dex BTC>Monero

[@Syneergy]

Bitcoin transaction address is public and visible to anyone I think

[@thomas.thomas]

i mean, you could still cash those bitcoins into fiat trough various ways

[@mx9695]

@@samthe1337man tumbling wont make big difference these days i believe, with the tools that the glowing man group has

[@AJ12Gamer]

National ID is a all in one ID. Centralized to have all info. From social security to tax ID to health etc etc

[@Cynidecia]

gonna need some 🍦🥶BING CHILLING🥶🍦 to deal with how spicy this is.

[@kur4325]

he could probably charge quite a bit to remove individuals from the complete list before it's bought by someone

[@L0rd_Ba1thazar]

absolutely fantastic content as always

[@sashimisub8536]

Didn't expect my man covering this

[@argonile2344]

I bet if a large portion of US or Canadian citizens had something like this get breached there would be a HUGE uproar about it. I hope nobody looks into these at all ngl GAW DAYUM that’s expensive

[@MaebhsUrbanity]

Meanwhile, in the US criminal case history I believe is just public. So that's arguably what we're comparing too. Still not great.

[@tagomago2162]

Almost pissed myself when Red Sun in the Sky started playing lmal

[@ltxr9973]

A 25 TB table? That's ridiculous, hope their database isn't relational.

[@Error-mn4el]

Imagine waking up in china and finding out your actions lead to such a massive leak holy shit

[@rogo7330]

Imagine go to sleep, dream about highest social score. And then you remember that you forgot to blur out credentials.

[@friendlybadger4823]

no more waking up after that one

[@macktheripper7454]

Think this is bad? The UK government have left on buses and trains classified files many times. Great video btw

[@hul8376]

Seriously lol?

[@jeffersonmcgee9560]

Hey there Kenny, great video as always! Btw, is Arch your daily driver nowadays? Did something change about Gentoo?

[@tiagotiagot]

I hope you opened this inside a VM, who knows what 0days could've been included....

[@youngblood4826]

the IT department is a joke on my school. most computers run outdated windows 10 versions with the last update installed 2 years ago. firewall is basically non-existent. and then they of course put our personal information on these machines. i am just waiting for the day our data is appearing on the dark web...

[@digital.olimon]

Why data collection is a intrusive and bad idea. Yes Google, this includes you!!!

[@erlhndrxded]

公民！ 我們檢測到您的社會信用過低！ 你將於 9 月 4 日在中國台灣島被處決。 （記住！他們不是一個國家！）您可以通過在終止前一天參加社會信用測試來提高您的社會信用。 一如既往，榮耀歸於毛澤東

[@xntumrfo9ivrnwf]

Nice to see the breached to forum make an appearance!

[@pizzahuthonoka]

Glad to see the 'certain forums' has a different name now.

[@azra3l866]

what is the name of the forum?

[@Jon-ox7hk]

@@azra3l866 It literally says it under the guy's name. BreachForums.

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breached(.)to

[@HaxxorElite]

Delightful, simply delightful. This basement is a true treasure trove

[@Ralphunreal]

the john cena china meme is hilarious lol

[@Ultrajamz]

*Xiang Zi’Na

[@perseo10000]

Zhong xina

[@uvuvwevwevweossaswithglasses]

XDDD true cracks me up everytime

[@Levi_OP]

@@Ultrajamz WRONG!!! Incorrect mandarin

[@theairacobra]

@@Levi_OP psss you forgot to add the -10000 social credits

[@scyobiempire4450]

That 20TB file must _have_ some malware thrown in it. The size would avoid many anti malware scans and it would be the perfect opportunity to add some malware in

[@Enzed_]

The dank web.

[@oz_jones]

Chonk web? I'll go

[@Cyberfoxxy]

1 billion. That's only 71% of the population.

[@HellBreaker]

i wished my social credit score was as low as this legend

[@ShadowManceri]

I thought people had nothing to hide so they don't need privacy and protection. Why are they worried.

[@viperrnya]

how nice of china to open source their citizens

[@thomas.thomas]

lmao FOSC free open source citizen

[@kenos911]

@@thomas.thomas As a fan of certain anime subgenres, I can confirm tha

[@thomas.thomas]

@@kenos911 how is this related to anime?

[@kenos911]

@@thomas.thomas dont worry about it

[@thomas.thomas]

@@kenos911 i need to add it to my list of animes i'll have to watch but i don't have time for ;)

[@lavamob]

That’s just insane 200k for the information of a BILLION people

[@wrathofainz]

"Anyone with a 3 digit IQ..." I like how the minimum is 100 _standard for a given age_

[@gammaray152]

Wow. Im saving this video for later and whenever I fuck up at my job I'll look back at this vid and say atleast my fuck up didnt dox billions of people

[@digivagrant]

10 buck says Blizzard bought that data to make Diablo Immortal.

[@thomas.thomas]

gotta give every single tortured NPC in hell a real background

[@Christopher_S]

The guy who leaked credentials will never be seen again.

[@Terabit3]

The CIA must have came in their pants when they heard about this

[@hayakawaken9493]

I think I see someone I used to know in the sample, freaking out rn.