Beijing. A major security breach has been reported involving a Chinese government supercomputer, with hackers allegedly stealing and attempting to sell a vast amount of sensitive data. This incident is being considered one of the largest data thefts ever recorded in China.Cybersecurity experts claim that over 10 petabytes of sensitive information have been compromised. The data is believed to have been exfiltrated from the National Supercomputing Center in Tianjin, which provides services to more than 6,000 institutions across China, including defense and scientific agencies.A group calling itself 'Flaming China' released a sample of the data on Telegram on February 6,...