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Baidu exec’s teen daughter linked to doxing scandal using overseas data in online dispute
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A Weibo user sparked online outrage after allegedly doxing multiple Chinese netizens who had criticized her comments about K-pop star Jang Won-young.
The user reportedly obtained personal information about other internet users, including details of a pregnant woman, through illegal data scraping and incited online harassment against them.
Why it matters: Baidu’s official response showed a troubling reality: the severity of data leaks has exceeded many people’s expectations.
Baidu’s investigation claimed the minor obtained information from overseas “social engineering databases” – illegal compilations of personal data – contradicting online rumors that she accessed Baidu’s systems.
Previously, a screenshot circulated online claimed that the individual admitted to receiving a database from her Baidu executive parent.
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