离职后将客户资源变现 2024年6月，周某入职一家大型保险公司担任业务员，没有底薪，按照业务量拿提成。周某对销售保险 没有从业经验，只知道推销保险需要找到有意向的客户，所以拥有丰富的客户资源至关重要。 来源：检察日报正义网 为拓展保险业务非法购入20余万条公民个人信息，离职后因急需用钱，保险业务员周某便将这些信息当 作"珍贵资料"出售，还列出包含姓名、电话、财产状况等内容的"信息菜单"供买家"点单"。 经查，周某累计向15名买家售卖25万余条公民个人信息，涉案金额4.3万余元。2025年12月15日，周某 因侵犯公民个人信息罪获刑。其他涉案人员在进一步处理中。 为扩大保险客户范围，周某尝试过传统的电话推销、去街头发传单揽客、去小区办讲座，都收效甚微。 后来，周某通过网上渠道购买了20余万条公民个人信息，用于联系客户，开展业务。然而，周某还是没 谈成几单业务，这让他觉得自己并不适合这个行业。没过多久，周某向公司提交辞呈。 离职后，周某回到山东老家。周某家境贫困，父母和弟弟都患有疾病，急需用钱，但周某一时间难以找 到合适的工作。 2024年10月的一天，无所事事的周某想起自己手中还有20余万条公民个人信息，面对大 ...

Core Points - The article discusses a case of personal information infringement involving a suspect named Wu, who was arrested for illegally obtaining and selling personal information through a fake job recruitment platform [1][2][4]. Summary by Sections Case Overview - The suspect, Wu, started his illegal activities in August 2024, using a network account to post fake job listings, attracting job seekers to submit their resumes. He illegally obtained sensitive information such as names, phone numbers, and work experience, selling over 3,200 pieces of personal information for more than 9,800 yuan [2]. Legal Basis - Wu's actions violate Article 253-1 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, which pertains to the crime of infringing on personal information. Depending on the severity, penalties can range from less than three years of imprisonment to more than three years and up to seven years, along with fines [4]. Public Safety Advisory - The article emphasizes the importance of safeguarding personal information, advising job seekers to choose legitimate recruitment platforms and verify company credentials. It also suggests being cautious with sensitive information and managing personal data carefully to prevent leaks [6][7].

Core Points - The article highlights the increasing trend of crimes related to the infringement of citizens' personal information, with over 2,100 cases and more than 4,400 individuals prosecuted by the national procuratorial organs in the first three quarters of 2025 [1] Group 1 - The first trend observed is the targeting of specific individuals based on "market demand," where criminals closely track the "black and gray market" for personal information and tailor their data collection efforts accordingly [1] - The second trend involves the evolution of criminal techniques, with methods becoming more intelligent and covert, utilizing hacking technologies such as web crawlers and malware to illegally obtain and sell personal information [1] - The third trend is the rise of online harassment facilitated by "open box" behaviors, which involve the illegal collection and dissemination of personal information, leading to severe impacts on individuals and society [1] Group 2 - The next steps for the procuratorial organs include strengthening the crackdown on crimes related to personal information infringement, enhancing the investigation of data leak sources, and promoting a multi-faceted approach to protect citizens' information rights [2] - There will be a focus on public interest litigation to safeguard public interests and foster a consensus in society regarding the protection of personal information and information security [2] - Continuous efforts will be made to educate the public through case studies to create a positive social atmosphere and correct behavioral values regarding personal information protection [2]

Core Insights - The Supreme People's Procuratorate reported that over 2,100 cases involving the infringement of citizens' personal information were prosecuted, affecting more than 4,400 individuals in the first three quarters of 2025 [1] Group 1: Law Enforcement Actions - The procuratorial authorities have intensified efforts to combat crimes related to personal information protection, aiming to maintain a clear and stable cyberspace and social security [1] - Criminals are increasingly targeting and analyzing citizens' personal information to provide customized "raw materials" for downstream crimes [1] Group 2: Criminal Techniques - Criminals utilize hacking techniques such as web crawlers, Trojan viruses, and penetration tools to invade systems containing personal information, obtaining data in bulk for illegal profit [1] - Activities like "opening boxes" on the internet severely infringe upon citizens' legitimate rights and interests [1] Group 3: Future Strategies - The procuratorial authorities will continue to strengthen the crackdown on crimes infringing on citizens' personal information and protect citizens' information rights [1] - There will be a focus on investigating the sources of personal information data leaks and enhancing the connection between administrative and criminal law enforcement to combat the black and gray industrial chain comprehensively [1] - The authorities will leverage public interest litigation to protect public interests and promote a multi-faceted governance approach to personal information protection [1] - Continuous efforts will be made to educate the public through case analysis and legal explanations to foster a positive social atmosphere and correct behavioral values regarding personal information protection [1]

Core Insights - The article highlights the increasing prevalence of crimes related to the infringement of citizens' personal information, with over 2,100 cases and more than 4,400 individuals prosecuted by national procuratorial organs in the first three quarters of 2025 [1] Group 1: Crime Trends - The article identifies new characteristics and trends in personal information infringement crimes, including targeting specific individuals based on "market demand" and the establishment of specialized data service providers to support downstream criminal activities [1][2] - Criminal techniques are evolving, with methods becoming more intelligent and covert, utilizing hacking technologies such as web crawlers and Trojan viruses to infiltrate systems and illegally obtain personal information for profit [2][3] Group 2: Impact of Cyberbullying - The phenomenon of "opening boxes" online is exacerbating cyberbullying, where individuals illegally access personal information through social engineering databases and incite harassment against victims, severely impacting their lives [3] Group 3: Future Actions - The procuratorial organs plan to strengthen the crackdown on crimes infringing on citizens' personal information, enhance the investigation of data leak sources, and promote public interest protection through public interest litigation [4] - There is an emphasis on raising public awareness regarding the legal protections of personal information and encouraging individuals to report any violations to safeguard their rights [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increasing prevalence of personal information theft and the subsequent rise in scams, particularly through social media platforms, emphasizing the need for better protection of personal data and awareness of potential frauds [9][20]. Group 1: Case Study of Personal Information Theft - A case is presented involving a man named Han who was scammed after unknowingly adding a stranger on WeChat, who introduced him to a fraudulent investment opportunity [4][6]. - Han initially received a 20% rebate on his investment, which led him to invest a total of 200,000 yuan, only to find his account locked and inaccessible [6][8]. - The investigation revealed that Han's personal information was likely obtained through his online shopping activities, specifically a tea purchase, which led to unsolicited marketing calls and messages [9][11]. Group 2: Criminal Network and Methods - The article describes a criminal network led by an individual named Li Guangfei, who facilitated the sale of personal information by decrypting orders from e-commerce platforms [11][15]. - Li acted as a middleman, purchasing decrypted information from insiders in courier companies and reselling it to e-commerce businesses [15][16]. - The police investigation uncovered a complex chain involving 18 suspects and the illegal sale of over 800,000 pieces of personal information, leading to multiple arrests and the seizure of significant funds [18][20]. Group 3: Legal Consequences and Industry Impact - The article concludes with the legal repercussions faced by the criminals involved, with sentences ranging from three years to four and a half years for those convicted of violating personal information protection laws [20]. - It also notes that the implicated courier companies have made necessary adjustments in response to the breaches [20].