Snippets on some of the military data
A real breach would be significant because:
•These systems may be linked to defense R&D or cryptography
•Could expose sensitive research or models
•Indicates vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure pic.twitter.com/S4MN0bIItL— The Great Translation Movement 大翻译运动 (@TGTM_Official) March 17, 2026
China operates multiple high-performance computing hubs (like those in Tianjin, Wuxi, Shenzhen). These are used for:
•Military simulations
•AI training
•weather and climate modeling
•industrial and scientific research pic.twitter.com/OHyOxDoUdg— The Great Translation Movement 大翻译运动 (@TGTM_Official) March 17, 2026
「「社群瘋傳一個自「FlamingChina」的駭客，宣稱成功入侵中國國家超級計算中心多個研究設施，並竊取了超過10PB的敏感研究數據，號稱是史上極罕見的大規模科學研究數據外洩。
內容有：航太工程、軍事相關模擬、生物資訊、核融合、半導體、先進材料等高敏感研究。」」 https://t.co/5kpXH3V1xa— Reiko Hayashi (@XalohaXalohaX) March 18, 2026
有没有大佬有种子，我8T硬盘准备好了。 pic.twitter.com/dfETR1gvfN
— 美杜萨M3dusa (@m3dusa21) March 17, 2026
Rumor about major hack on China's National Super-computing Center (NSCC) Research Facility is spreading on twitter.
I can not confirm but looks interesting. pic.twitter.com/ptBZLeS6wv
— 巴丢草 Bad ї ucao (@badiucao) March 17, 2026
A massive trove of data — roughly 10 petabytes (10,000 terabytes) — from China’s National Supercomputing Center in Guangzhou (NSCC‑GZ) was leaked and put up for sale on the dark web.
• What the center is
NSCC‑GZ hosts the Tianhe‑2 supercomputer, used for:
advanced scientific research
aerospace modeling
defense‑related simulations
high‑performance computing projects
• What the leaked data includes
Reports say the data contains:
aerospace and aviation research
files linked to major Chinese state contractors
sensitive engineering and simulation data
some defense‑related material
• What it does not appear to be
Not a PLA military command center
Not confirmed “top secret military” files
Not confirmed to be a foreign government hack
(the data was simply offered for sale)
• Why it matters
The scale is enormous — one of the largest known data leaks involving Chinese high‑tech and defense‑adjacent research.