China's Data Warfare Exposed: Taiwan Election Meddling Uncovered

• Leaked documents from Chinese tech firm GoLaxy reveal Beijing's extensive efforts to monitor, profile, and influence Taiwan's political environment.
• A massive data-driven system tracked public opinion and exploited political divisions during election cycles, as reported by The Taipei Times.
• The database includes sensitive personal and professional data of Taiwanese political figures, including President William Lai and former president Tsai Ing-wen, and thousands of influential individuals.
• A sophisticated "knowledge graph" maps Taiwan’s political networks, categorizing politicians based on their perceived stance toward China to exploit internal divides.
• The surveillance is vast, with millions of social media entries, news reports, and 23 million household records used for "virtual-real mapping" to forecast behavior and shape discourse.