[北京 １２日 ロイター] – A hacker has appeared who statements to have received the particular details of 48.5 million customers of a new coronavirus countermeasure application operated by the city of Shanghai in China. This is the second details leak in Shanghai in just around a thirty day period.
The hacker, whose username is “XJP,” posted on the hacker discussion board “Break Message boards” on the 10th that he would provide the details for $4,000. A sample of data was submitted which provided telephone numbers, names, identification quantities, and health code status for 47 people today.
Of the 47 people today contacted by Reuters, 11 verified the details on the sample were being appropriate, but two said they experienced the improper ID range. Reuters was unable to even more verify the hacker’s statements.
The Zuishinsu app was launched in early 2020 by the town of Shanghai, which has a inhabitants of 25 million, as a countermeasure in opposition to the coronavirus. It collects movement information and provides end users a purple, yellow or inexperienced rating dependent on how probable they are to get the virus. All inhabitants and site visitors have to use it.
Previous thirty day period, a hacker claimed to have received 23 terabytes of personal facts about a billion Chinese from the Shanghai law enforcement.
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