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Opinion | Chinese Hacking Is Alarming. So Are Data Brokers. - The New York Times

analyse - 13 février 2020

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Companies like Equifax threaten our personal privacy and our national security. On Monday, the Justice Department announced that it was charging four members of China’s People’s Liberation Army with the 2017 Equifax breach that resulted in the theft of personal data of about 145 million Americans.
The attack, according to the charges, was part of a coordinated effort by Chinese intelligence to steal trade secrets and personal information to target Americans.
Using the personal data of (...)



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