Hackers Claim Theft of Police Info in China's Largest Data Leak

The transcript discusses a significant data breach in the Chinese IT industry, where unknown hackers posted 23 terabytes of data online, demanding a ransom of $200,000 or 10 Bitcoin. This incident has exposed vulnerabilities in data management systems and shocked the industry. The authenticity of the breach is not fully verified, but the IT sector believes it to be legitimate. The discussion also touches on domestic breaches, cybersecurity regulations, and the lack of transparency in reporting such incidents. Historical data leaks are mentioned, highlighting the scale and impact of the current breach.

What was the ransom amount demanded by the hackers in the recent Chinese IT data breach?

• $100,000

• $200,000

• 5 Bitcoin

• 20 Bitcoin

What is the general belief about the authenticity of the leaked data in the Chinese IT industry?

• It is still under investigation.

• It is considered fake.

• It is mostly believed to be genuine.

• It is confirmed to be fake.

What is a significant issue with the system for disclosing cybersecurity breaches in China?

• It is too slow.

• It is too fast.

• It is not transparent enough.

• It is too transparent.

How does the current data breach compare to past breaches in China?

• It is less significant.

• It is similar in scale.

• It is smaller in scale.

• It is unprecedented in scale.

What has the recent data breach caused within the Chinese IT industry?

• A feeling of security.

• Significant concern and urgency.

• A lack of concern.

• A sense of relief.