2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao·2025-11-19 11:48Core Insights - A recent technical report by the endpoint security company Huorong has identified nearly 30 domestic software applications suspected of traffic hijacking and malicious promotion [2] - The report particularly highlights the well-known software "Ludashi," which allegedly deceives users by setting fake close buttons during game advertisement promotions and third-party plugin downloads [2] - Ludashi is also accused of inserting rebate parameters into links on platforms like JD.com and Baidu, extracting a commission from users' natural searches [2] - The report has caused significant concern within the cybersecurity community, not only due to the involvement of a prominent security software but also for revealing strategies to evade regulation [2] - The software reportedly monitors users' online activities, such as visits to technical forums and the 12315 complaint website, and social media interactions with figures like Zhou Hongyi, the chairman of 360 [2] - If users are identified as knowledgeable rather than "computer novices," the software can cease promotions at any time [2] - As of the report's publication, both Ludashi and 360 have not provided comments, while Huorong has opted not to conduct interviews but is willing to respond to inquiries through official statements [2]