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> The dataset, which allegedly contains more than 10 petabytes of sensitive information

> Cyber security experts who have reviewed the data say the group is offering a limited preview of the alleged dataset, for thousands of dollars, with full access priced at hundreds of thousands of dollars

at $10 per TB that would be $100k for storage

> An account calling itself FlamingChina posted a sample of the alleged dataset on an anonymous Telegram channel

Thinking you're anon on Telegram in the big 2026? There are real places to hawk this data. Sounds like BS
https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/08/china/china-supercomput...

Not any less than Toshiba, which is very quickly becoming a very enterprise-driven drive

I replaced My "I can stand to lose this" array with Seagate EXOS enterprise drives that were pulls from dells with <10 hours power on time for dirt fucking cheap. Somebody dumped hundreds of them on the market at the same time around ~180 USD each so I blew my load on them. Everything I care about is on an array of HGST helium drives. I've never lost one of those, lost tons of WD and only one seagate personally

edit: forgot the drive failure chart

Seagate and WD have swapped this position for as long as I've known either company. HGST is a WD product but -- and hear me out -- this is their only enterprise product worth putting any kind of trust in. their helium filled 0 friction drives absolutely mint, I've got first gen helium drives running still with perfect SMART.

I am not shilling HGST, but I will buy them where available. I am however shilling for helium-filled drives because zero friction is definitely an added bonus to longevity in 24/7 enterprise operations