Xiaohongshu user reports inability to open data on Wuxi Supercomputing Center and account access issues

On October 30, a Xiaohongshu user reported that data stored for a long time on the Wuxi Supercomputing Center could not be opened, and their account subsequently became unusable.

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2026-11-14 12:49 · 继天津之后，无锡超算疑遭黑客入侵，黑客称已潜入中国超级计算无锡中心数周并加密关键系统，取得涉航天、武器研发和AI模型资料，开价1000万美元兜售。

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Sayings · 2026-11-14 12:41 Following Tianjin, Wuxi Supercomputing Center is suspected of being hacked. The hacker claims to have infiltrated the National Supercomputing Center in Wuxi for weeks, encrypted critical systems, and obtained data related to aerospace, weapon development, and AI models, offering it for sale for $10 million.

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