中国、アップル従業員ら２２人拘束 窃取ＩＤ売却か - 産経ニュース
中国浙江省蒼南県の公安当局は８日までに、米アップル社の内部コンピューターから窃取した携帯電話番号や氏名、ＩＤなどの個人情報を売りさばいていた疑いで、中国のアップル社の従業員ら２２人を拘束したと発表した。 窃取された個人情報に外国人顧客の情報が含まれていたかどうかや被害者数などは不明。５０００万元（約８億円）以上の売り上げがあったという。 発表によると、２２人のうち２０人がアップル社の従業員で、窃取した個人情報を１件当たり１０～１８０元で販売していた。当局は大量の個人情報がインターネットで売買されていたことから捜査に着手、グループの存在を突き止めた。 中国では近年、ネットなどでの違法な個人情報の売買や詐欺が大きな社会問題となっている。（共同）
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