报告：“开盒”乱象严重 超六成网民称自己或身边人遭遇过

Core Insights - The 2025 National Internet User Cybersecurity Satisfaction Survey Report was released, revealing a significant issue with "open box" incidents, where 65% of internet users reported experiencing or knowing someone who has experienced such incidents [1][10] - The Cybersecurity Satisfaction Index for 2025 is 71.410, showing a decline from previous years, with a notable drop in positive evaluations of cybersecurity from 69.49% to 56.16% [3][5] Group 1: Survey Findings - The survey collected approximately 1.65 million questionnaires, with 780,000 valid responses, indicating a robust data collection process [3] - The positive evaluation rate of internet users regarding cybersecurity has decreased significantly, reflecting a shift towards more neutral and negative assessments [3][6] - The increase in concerns about cybersecurity is linked to the misuse of artificial intelligence and geopolitical tensions affecting public trust [6] Group 2: Cybercrime Trends - There is a rising trend in cybercrime, with personal information violations and online fraud incidents increasing, particularly a 4.12 percentage point rise in personal information infringement [8] - 45.58% of users believe the likelihood of encountering online fraud has increased, with specific scams involving AI technology becoming more prevalent [8][9] Group 3: User Response Strategies - Users are becoming more proactive in their responses to cyber threats, with a notable increase in reporting incidents to law enforcement [9] - Over 70% of users express satisfaction with personal information protection measures, indicating a positive trend in public perception of data privacy [9][10] Group 4: Legislative and Regulatory Context - The report highlights the need for improved legislation to address "open box" incidents, with over 43% of users preferring legal avenues for recourse [11] - There is a growing concern about the use of big data and AI for user profiling, with 78.08% of users worried about targeted scams [11]