Anonymous hackers are claiming to have stolen personal information on 1 billion Chinese citizens, in what could be the biggest-ever data breach in the country, Bloomberg and other news outlets reported. The hackers offered to sell more than 23 terabytes of data in a post on an online cybercrime forum last week, according to Bloomberg. The hackers claimed that the data was stolen from a...
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