网站被“黑”只“擦脸” 网警严惩表面整改

Core Viewpoint - Companies must prioritize comprehensive cybersecurity measures rather than superficial fixes to avoid legal repercussions and ensure the safety of their network systems [1] Incident Summary - A company in Sanmenxia, Henan, experienced a cyber attack that altered its website to display gambling content due to an SQL injection vulnerability that was not promptly addressed [2] - After the initial attack, local cybersecurity authorities notified the company to investigate and rectify the vulnerabilities, but the company only removed the altered page without fixing the underlying SQL injection issue, leading to a repeat attack [2] - The local police are pursuing legal action against the company and its responsible personnel for failing to fulfill cybersecurity obligations as mandated by the Cybersecurity Law of the People's Republic of China [2] Legal Framework - According to Article 27 of the Cybersecurity Law (2025 Revision), network operators are required to develop emergency response plans for cybersecurity incidents and report to relevant authorities when such incidents occur [3] - Article 61 states that failure to comply with cybersecurity obligations can result in fines ranging from 10,000 to 50,000 yuan, with higher penalties for repeated non-compliance or resulting damages [3] Cybersecurity Recommendations - Following a cyber attack, network operators should implement a "four-step closed-loop" approach: 1. Immediately report the situation and cooperate with investigations 2. Accurately trace the source of the problem and identify the cause of the incident 3. Thoroughly repair vulnerabilities and enhance security measures 4. Conduct regular monitoring and risk assessments [4]