来源：烟台公安 长安街知事 2月17日，"烟台公安"微信公众号发布消息，近日，烟台公安历时四个月，打掉一个炒作新能源汽 车负面信息的团伙，一举抓获12人、查扣资金百万、关停账号8000余个。 烟台公安办案人员对平台上3000余条负面文章逐一甄别后，发现均出自一批注册时间短、活跃度异常、 IP地址分散的账号，背后存在明显的产业化运作痕迹， 疑似"网络水军"有预谋地进行炒作引流并牟 利。 今年7月份以来， 小米公司、华为鸿蒙智行、理想汽车等企业先后报警称 ：某平台集中涌现大量针对其 汽车品牌的负面文章。这些内容呈现出高度的组织化特征：有的串联炒作、歪曲解读，对企业进行恶意 诋毁；有的伪装身份、虚构场景，冒充消费者发布不实体验；更有甚者，通过搬运洗稿、批量炮制，将 个别问题放大渲染，甚至剪辑成短视频广泛传播，严重侵害企业品牌声誉，扰乱正常生产经营秩序。 图源：烟台公安 经进一步侦查，烟台公安发现该团伙利用技术工具抓取"小米""华为""理想"等关键词，借助人工智能技 术批量生产低质、雷同的"网络垃圾"，其目的仅仅是为了赚取平台流量带来的收益。 为固定证据，专案组以犯罪团伙操控的海量虚假账号为突破口，层层梳理、抽丝剥茧 ...

烟台公安将聚焦护航新质生产力使命任务，持续开展净网、打谣等系列专项行动，将法治力量持续转化 为保护新兴产业、激发市场活力的具体行动，为新兴产业发展筑牢网络安全屏障。 在初步掌握犯罪事实后，烟台市公安局成立专案组展开攻坚。经进一步侦查，发现该团伙利用技术工具 抓取"小米""华为""理想"等关键词，借助人工智能技术批量生产低质、雷同的"网络垃圾"，其目的仅仅 是为了赚取平台流量带来的收益。 为固定证据，专案组以犯罪团伙操控的海量虚假账号为突破口，层层梳理、抽丝剥茧，深入分析各类网 络信息8万余条，循线核查资金流水10万余条，全面厘清该团伙的组织架构、人员分工和完整作案流 程。在牢牢掌握证据后，专案组于烟台、聊城两地同步收网，成功抓获12名犯罪嫌疑人，查扣涉案资金 100余万元，关停违法网络账号8000余个，实现了对这一新型"网络水军"犯罪团伙的全链条、穿透式打 击。 12月17日，"烟台公安"微信公众号发布消息，近日，烟台公安历时四个月，打掉一个炒作新能源汽车负 面信息的团伙，一举抓获12人、查扣资金百万、关停账号8000余个。 今年7月份以来，小米公司、华为鸿蒙智行、理想汽车等企业先后报警称：某平台集中涌现大量 ...

"烟台公安"微信公众号今日发布消息，近日，烟台公安历时四个月， 打掉一个炒作新能源汽车负面信息的团伙，一举抓获12人、查扣资金百万、关 停账号8000余个。 图源：烟台公安 烟台公安办案人员对平台上3000余条负面文章逐一甄别后， 发现均出自一批注册时间短、活跃度异常、IP地址分散的账号，背后存在明显 的产业化运作痕迹，疑似"网络水军"有预谋地进行炒作引流并牟利。 经进一步侦查，烟台公安发现该团伙利用技术工具抓取"小米""华为""理想"等关键词，借助人工智能技术批量生产低质、雷同的"网络垃 圾"，其目的仅仅是为了赚取平台流量带来的收益。 为固定证据，专案组以犯罪团伙操控的海量虚假账号为突破口，层层梳理、抽丝剥茧，深入分析各类网络信息8万余条，循线核查资金流水 10万余条，全面厘清该团伙的组织架构、人员分工和完整作案流程。在牢牢掌握证据后，专案组于烟台、聊城两地同步收网， 成功抓获12 名犯罪嫌疑人，查扣涉案资金100余万元，关停违法网络账号8000余个， 实现了对这一新型"网络水军"犯罪团伙的全链条、穿透式打击。 图源：烟台公安 同日，理想汽车法务部发文称，今年以来，网络上出现大量针对理想汽车及广大车主有组织 ...

每经编辑｜许绍航 12月17日，"烟台公安"官微发布文章称：近日，烟台公安历时四个月，打掉一个炒作新能源汽车负面信息的团伙，一举抓获12人、查扣资金百万、关停账 号8000余个。 据了解，今年7月份以来，小米公司、华为鸿蒙智行、理想汽车等企业先后报警称：某平台集中涌现大量针对其汽车品牌的负面文章。 办案人员对平台上3000余条负面文章逐一甄别后，发现均出自一批注册时间短、活跃度异常、IP地址分散的账号，背后存在明显的产业化运作痕迹，疑 似"网络水军"有预谋地进行炒作引流并牟利。 图源：烟台公安 经进一步侦查，发现该团伙利用技术工具抓取"小米""华为""理想"等关键词，借助人工智能技术批量生产低质、雷同的"网络垃圾"，其目的仅仅是为了赚 取平台流量带来的收益。 小米法务部表示，自2024年12月起，直至近期小米汽车相关的系列热点事件，该犯罪团伙利用文案自动生成软件捏造关于的小米虚假信息，并操纵近万个 社交媒体账号，恶意造谣、散播不实言论，并采用煽动网络对立情绪、踩一捧一等方式进行恶意炒作，严重诋毁小米公司。 小米法务部还称，自媒体"民之力"、聚好看公司均已发布声明消除给小米公司造成的负面影响，并分别赔偿小米公司 ...

Core Viewpoint - A criminal group has been manipulating over 8,000 accounts to spread negative information about companies like Xiaomi, Huawei, and Li Auto, primarily to generate revenue from platform traffic [1][2]. Group 1: Criminal Activities - Since July, companies such as Xiaomi, Huawei, and Li Auto reported a surge in negative articles targeting their brands, indicating a highly organized effort to defame them [1]. - The negative content includes fabricated consumer experiences and exaggerated issues, significantly harming the companies' reputations and disrupting their operations [1][5]. - Investigators identified over 3,000 negative articles linked to accounts with short registration times, unusual activity levels, and dispersed IP addresses, suggesting a systematic operation by a "network water army" [5][7]. Group 2: Law Enforcement Actions - A special task force was established by the Yantai Public Security Bureau to tackle the issue, leading to the arrest of 12 suspects and the seizure of over 1 million yuan in illicit funds [2][7]. - The operation resulted in the shutdown of more than 8,000 illegal online accounts, marking a comprehensive crackdown on this new type of "network water army" criminal group [2][7]. - The task force analyzed over 80,000 pieces of online information and traced over 100,000 financial transactions to clarify the group's structure and operational processes [7].

Core Viewpoint - A criminal gang involved in manipulating negative information about electric vehicle brands, including Xiaomi, Huawei, and Li Auto, has been dismantled by Yantai police, resulting in the arrest of 12 individuals and the shutdown of over 8,000 accounts [1] Group 1: Criminal Activities - The gang was responsible for orchestrating a campaign of negative articles targeting various automotive brands, characterized by organized efforts to distort facts and maliciously defame companies [1] - Tactics included impersonating consumers, fabricating scenarios, and creating misleading content that exaggerated isolated issues, severely damaging brand reputations and disrupting normal business operations [1] Group 2: Investigation and Arrest - Following reports from companies, Yantai police conducted a four-month investigation, identifying over 3,000 negative articles linked to a small number of suspicious accounts with unusual activity patterns [1] - The investigation revealed that the gang utilized technology to scrape keywords related to brands and employed artificial intelligence to mass-produce low-quality, repetitive content aimed at generating traffic and profits [1] Group 3: Outcomes - The operation led to the arrest of 12 suspects, the seizure of over 1 million yuan in illicit funds, and the closure of more than 8,000 illegal online accounts, marking a significant crackdown on this new form of "internet water army" criminal activity [1]

【#黑产操纵8000余个账号抹黑小米华为理想#】今年7月份以来，小米公司、华为鸿蒙智行、理想汽车 等企业先后报警称：某平台集中涌现大量针对其汽车品牌的负面文章。这些内容呈现出高度的组织化特 征：有的串联炒作、歪曲解读，对企业进行恶意诋毁；有的伪装身份、虚构场景，冒充消费者发布不实 体验；更有甚者，通过搬运洗稿、批量炮制，将个别问题放大渲染，甚至剪辑成短视频广泛传播，严重 侵害企业品牌声誉，扰乱正常生产经营秩序。 接警后,烟台公安立即组织精干力量展开侦查。办案人员对平台上3000余条负面 文章逐一甄别后,发现均出自一批注册时间短、活跃度异常、IP地址分散的账号,背 后存在明显的产业化运作痕迹,疑似"网络水军"有预谋地进行炒作引流并牟利。 在牢牢掌握证据后，专案组于烟台、聊城两地同步收网，成功抓获12名犯罪嫌疑人，查扣涉案资金100 余万元，关停违法网络账号8000余个，实现了对这一新型"网络水军"犯罪团伙的全链条、穿透式打击。 （烟台公安） 在初步掌握犯罪事实后,烟台市公安局成立专案组展开攻坚。经进一步侦查,发 现该团伙利用技术工具抓取"小米""华为""理想"等关键词,借助人工智能技术批量生 产低质、雷同的"网 ...

Core Viewpoint - The automotive industry is facing increasing challenges from online misinformation, malicious defamation, and commercial slander, prompting a coordinated response from various stakeholders to protect the industry's integrity and promote high-quality development [1][3]. Group 1: Government and Industry Response - In September, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and five other departments issued a notice to launch a three-month campaign to address online chaos in the automotive sector, focusing on illegal accounts spreading false information [1][3]. - The industry is witnessing a collaborative effort among multiple domestic car manufacturers to combat online rumors and "black public relations," establishing a firewall against these issues [3][4]. - The government has emphasized the importance of a healthy public opinion environment as a crucial part of the business ecosystem, launching various initiatives to tackle malicious attacks on companies [6][7]. Group 2: Company Actions - SAIC Motor Corporation has actively responded to online rumors, reporting malicious accounts to law enforcement and successfully addressing over 10,000 instances of false information in the first ten months of the year [2][5]. - The company has publicly announced a reward of up to 5 million RMB for information related to malicious rumors and defamation against its brands, encouraging public participation in maintaining a clean online environment [4][5]. - SAIC Motor is committed to using legal means to protect its rights and has called for collaboration among enterprises, media, and the public to create a new governance model for online management [7].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the challenges faced by Lei Jun and Xiaomi, highlighting the backlash against Lei's call to combat online misinformation and the perception of arrogance following a recent car accident involving a Xiaomi vehicle [4][5]. Group 1: Public Perception and Criticism - Lei Jun has been criticized for being labeled an opportunist and for his approach to business, with emphasis on the need for both hard work and seizing opportunities [1]. - Following a serious incident involving a Xiaomi vehicle, public sentiment has turned against Lei's call to resist online attacks, with many interpreting it as dismissive of legitimate safety concerns [4]. - Critics argue that Xiaomi's response to public criticism reflects a failure to fully embrace a consumer-first philosophy, as noted by former Global Times editor Hu Xijin [4]. Group 2: Industry Context and Reactions - The automotive industry is characterized by intense scrutiny, especially regarding safety, with competitors like Geely emphasizing safety over aesthetics in vehicle design [5]. - There is a widespread acknowledgment within the industry of the use of online tactics to undermine competitors, which complicates the landscape for companies like Xiaomi [5][7]. - Despite efforts from industry leaders to combat negative online narratives, such as BYD and Great Wall Motors offering rewards for information on black public relations activities, the effectiveness of these measures remains questionable [7].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increasing prevalence of online harassment and "black public relations" in the automotive industry, particularly targeting car owners and brands, leading to a toxic environment for consumers and companies alike [6][9][12]. Group 1: Online Harassment and Its Impact - Dismissive and abusive comments towards car owners have become common, with individuals facing severe online bullying for their vehicle choices, as seen in the case of Ms. Deng who faced threats and insults after purchasing a Xiaomi SU7 [7][8][15]. - The negative sentiment has escalated from online platforms to real-world actions, including vandalism of vehicles, indicating a troubling trend where online aggression translates into physical harm [12][14]. - The automotive sector is witnessing organized campaigns of defamation, with coordinated efforts to discredit certain brands and their customers, often driven by "water army" tactics [9][11]. Group 2: Legal and Corporate Responses - Companies are beginning to take legal action against online harassment, with Ms. Deng successfully suing her harassers and receiving compensation, setting a precedent for others [15][16]. - Automotive brands like Xiaomi are establishing support channels for affected customers, providing legal assistance and gathering feedback to combat online abuse [16][19]. - Regulatory bodies are also stepping in, with initiatives aimed at curbing illegal activities related to online defamation and misinformation in the automotive industry [19][20]. Group 3: The Role of "Black Public Relations" - The article discusses the emergence of a "black public relations" industry that employs deceptive tactics to undermine competitors, including the spread of false information about vehicle safety and performance [11][19]. - This industry is characterized by organized efforts to manipulate public perception, often using social media to amplify negative narratives about specific brands [9][12]. - Companies are responding with financial incentives for information on malicious activities, indicating a growing recognition of the threat posed by these tactics [19][20].