Researcher Says 6TB Claude Routing Dump Could Enable Hacks of Xiaomi, Huawei and Chinese Agencies

A researcher says a 6TB data dump from a China-based large language model router contained enough valuable credentials to enable attacks on Xiaomi, Huawei and Chinese government agencies.

The data was reportedly gathered from routing sessions connected to Anthropic’s Claude. The account presents the router as a serious data-security risk because routing services can handle information exchanged during interactions with AI models.

According to the researcher, the credentials found in the dump could provide enough access to target major Chinese companies and government entities. Xiaomi and Huawei were named among the companies potentially exposed, while Chinese government agencies were also identified as possible targets.

The report highlights the security implications of concentrating AI traffic and related session data in third-party routing systems. A compromise or leak at such a service could expose credentials connected to multiple organizations, according to the researcher’s account.

The supplied source does not provide further technical details about the credentials, the affected systems, or whether any named organization was actually breached. Its central claim is that the 6TB dump contained material that could support hacking attempts against Xiaomi, Huawei and Chinese government agencies.