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5.7 billion data entries found exposed in Chinese VPN.

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5.7bn data entries found exposed on Chinese VPN 

The Cybernews research team has discovered a leak in a free virtual private network (VPN) aimed at users in China that could put its citizens at risk of persecution by the authoritarian regime. 
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