CCP authority holds Alibaba accountable for one billion citizens’ data heist

The leader of the Chinese Whistleblower Movement and the founder of the New Federal State of China, Miles Guo, exposed in his live broadcast on July 14 that the leaking of a billion citizens’ data in Communist China has already turned into a severe “national security level” accident. The CCP dispatched several national high level officials like the Secretary of Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission and the Chief of Public Security Ministry to handle the issue.

A recent report exposed that Shanghai police summoned executives and senior technicians from Alibaba Group for this enormous data leak. The technicians from Alibaba’s offices in Shanghai and Hangzhou now are cooperating with the CCP police to solve the data heist issue. The hacker, who sold the data of the affected 1 billion citizens online, claimed the database was from an Alibaba private cloud server, but did not mention how he obtained the database. It was said that multiple companies were involved in managing the Shanghai police database. The CCP authority has blocked the sensitive wordings like “Shanghai police database”, “Shanghai 1 billion” or “1 billion data leak” on media search engine.

A foreign media quoted a cybersecurity consultancy, stating that “the Shanghai police data was stored on a secure, closed network. The leak of data was due to a gateway was created, essentially punching a hole in the firewall. Such gateways are a common practice for developers to access the database very easily.” This statement proved that the data was purposefully leaked by internal personnel. Miles Guo mentioned that this was done by Zeng Qinghong’s (One of the CCP kleptocratic family’s factions) team, and it is a result of the CCP’s infighting.