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China reports progress in hacker crime crackdown

China reports progress in hacker crime crackdown

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by Liza Tanasova

2 years ago


According to Foresight News, the Chinese Ministry of Public Security conducted a press conference on November 30th in Beijing to provide updates on the measures taken and the overall effectiveness in combating hacker-related crimes. Since 2022, a total of 2,430 hacker-related criminal cases have been successfully resolved, resulting in the arrest of 7,092 suspects nationwide. Authorities emphasized that the evolving landscape of hacker crimes is marked by the continual enhancement of criminal methods, aligning with advancements in new technologies, industries, and applications like artificial intelligence, blockchain, and the Internet of Things.

The press conference shed light on the contemporary trends in hacker activities, showcasing innovative approaches such as the use of artificial intelligence technology to create forged portraits and voices. Additionally, criminals exploit vulnerabilities in blockchain smart contracts to issue substantial amounts of 'virtual currency,' deceiving individuals for financial gain. These emerging situations highlight the adaptability of hackers to leverage cutting-edge technologies for illicit activities.

Among the top ten notable cases highlighted by public security authorities, one instance occurred in Sichuan where a hacker group exploited a disaster relief facade to issue virtual currency. Operating under the guise of earthquake relief, the group introduced the 'Sichuan Refueling Coin,' enticing netizens to make purchases. Subsequently, utilizing a backdoor, they fraudulently issued a significant amount of cash, resulting in a total financial involvement of 12 million yuan.

The disclosure of these cases underscores the authorities' commitment to addressing the dynamic nature of hacker crimes and their vigilance in adapting strategies to combat cyber threats effectively. The comprehensive approach to combating cybercrime involves staying ahead of evolving technologies and criminal methodologies, ensuring the security of individuals and organizations within the digital landscape.

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