Information about police officers leaked by hackers in Hong Kong

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Written by: Zheng Qiuling

2020-07-03 19:02

There are hackers claiming to have successfully hacked into the system of the Hong Kong Institute of Public Opinion, led by Honorary Assistant Professor Zhong Tingyao, found the information of 10,000 police officers, suspected to have been polled in the early years, and displayed a file listing more than 4,000 lines of English surnames As evidence.

The Hong Kong People's Research Group replied to "Hong Kong 01" that it had checked the file data and security information of the computer system related to the People's Research Program in real time. It was initially found that the Internet data had nothing to do with the people's research program. Intrusion.

Some netizens claimed that they had "visited one tour" on the Hong Kong civil research website, and the result was "enter as soon as they burst". They claimed that they had found tens of thousands of police personal data, claimed that they suspected that they were polling the police in their early years, and showed a copy of the early years Using the pre-formed contract of the Hong Kong University's predecessor, the Hong Kong University's research institute and the Police Force, it was questioned why the Hong Kong University's plan information would be accepted and retained by the Hong Kong University's research institute.

In response to the incident, the Hong Kong Minyan stated that the file data related to the Internet transmission were not files in the computer system of the Minyan project, and after outsourcing experts reviewed the system activities, the "invasion" mentioned above was not found temporarily. The large-scale surveys and public opinion activities conducted by the Hong Kong People's Research Institute in the future will be fully encrypted.

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