近日，福建泉州公安网安部门在"净网-2025"专项工作中成功侦破一起非法"查档"并开具虚假证明材料 的新型网络黑灰产案件，一举抓获犯罪嫌疑人5名，现场查获一批公民个人信息及虚假户籍证明材料。 斩断一条集非法获取、买卖公民个人信息和伪造、变造国家机关公文、印章的黑色产业链条，有力维护 了人民群众个人信息安全。 案件经过 《刑法》第二百五十三条之一规定：违反国家有关规定，向他人出售或者提供公民个人信息，情节严重 的，处三年以下有期徒刑或者拘役，并处或者单处罚金；情节特别严重的，处三年以上七年以下有期徒 刑，并处罚金。 《刑法》第二百八十条规定：伪造、变造、买卖国家机关的公文、证件、印章的，处三年以下有期徒 刑、拘役、管制或者剥夺政治权利，并处罚金；情节严重的，处三年以上十年以下有期徒刑，并处罚 金。 同时，买卖或使用伪造、变造的国家机关、人民团体、企业、事业单位或其他组织的公文、证件、证明 文件的将触犯《治安管理处罚法》第五十二条规定，处五日以上十日以下拘留，并可处五百元以下罚 款；情节严重的处十日以上十五日以下拘留，并可处一千元以下的罚款。 素材：福建泉州晋江网警 经查，涉案人员通过网上勾联"法律咨询服务"中介 ...

凤凰网科技讯 9月17日，智己汽车官方发布声明称，近期某些机构与个人，通过有组织地制造、传播针 对我司的虚假不实信息，恶意诋毁智己汽车品牌和产品形象，已严重破坏了智己汽车的品牌声誉，干扰 企业正常经营活动。 声明提到，近日，国家六部门联合印发《关于开展汽车行业网络乱象专项整治行动的通知》，集中整治 非法牟利、夸大和虚假宣传、恶意诋毁攻击等网络乱象。智已汽车坚决拥护此行动。 声明正告相关方立即停止一切违法行为，切勿心存侥幸。将坚决运用法律武器维护自身的合法权益。 ...

一张工卡、一段离职故事，配上"月薪X万离开大厂"的标题，正在小红书、抖音等社交媒体上成为新的"流量密码"。 然而，这些看似真诚的分享背后，却可能隐藏着一条完整的虚假引流产业链。 9月15日，长沙市开福区法院最新公布了一则抖音起诉虚假离职员工的案件判决。被告长沙某教育科技有限公司涉及虚假宣传，通过指使员工假冒字节跳 动离职员工在小红书发布虚假笔记引流卖课，被法院认定为不正当竞争行为。 9月15日晚，抖音集团副总裁李亮在微博发声，指出社交媒体上大量虚假的"字节离职员工"帖子，已然形成了一个"字节离职赛道"。调查发现，许多帖子 作者从未在字节跳动工作过，背后是培训机构借大厂名义引流卖课。 这些看似个人的选择分享，实则已经演变成有组织、有策划的灰色产业链。 虚假离职笔记背后的流量生意 具体来看长沙市开福区法院的判决内容，被告长沙某教育科技有限公司为推广自身培训课程，通过招聘软件专门招募"引流员工"，指使员工在小红书平台 假冒"字节离职员工"发布多篇笔记。标题多为"再见字节，月薪4w还是离职了"等内容，并在置顶评论中自称"抖音公司离职员工"。 虚构就职经历引流之后，该公司以"招收学员学习计算机技能"为由，将用户引流至微 ...

每经记者｜李宇彤 每经编辑｜陈柯名 魏文艺 一张工卡、一段离职故事，配上"月薪X万离开大厂"的标题，正在小红书、抖音等社交媒体上成为新的"流量密码"。 然而，这些看似真诚的分享背后，却可能隐藏着一条完整的虚假引流产业链。 9月15日，长沙市开福区法院最新公布了一则抖音起诉虚假离职员工的案件判决。被告长沙某教育科技有限公司涉及虚假宣传，通过指使员工假冒字节跳 动离职员工在小红书发布虚假笔记引流卖课，被法院认定为不正当竞争行为。 9月15日晚，抖音集团副总裁李亮在微博发声，指出社交媒体上大量虚假的"字节离职员工"帖子，已然形成了一个"字节离职赛道"。调查发现，许多帖子 作者从未在字节跳动工作过，背后是培训机构借大厂名义引流卖课。 这些看似个人的选择分享，实则已经演变成有组织、有策划的灰色产业链。 虚假离职笔记背后的流量生意 具体来看长沙市开福区法院的判决内容，被告长沙某教育科技有限公司为推广自身培训课程，通过招聘软件专门招募"引流员工"，指使员工在小红书平台 假冒"字节离职员工"发布多篇笔记。标题多为"再见字节，月薪4w还是离职了"等内容，并在置顶评论中自称"抖音公司离职员工"。 虚构就职经历引流之后，该公司以" ...

Core Viewpoint - The WeChat Security Center has issued a warning regarding the recruitment of "chat tool people" for WeChat fraud, highlighting the organized methods used by criminals to lure victims through deceptive communication tactics [1][6]. Group 1: Fraud Methods - Criminals are using "chat tool people" to add WeChat friends under various pretexts such as looking for pets or matchmaking, and then guide them to engage with potential victims [1][6]. - The evolution of fraud techniques has led to a systematic operation model where "chat tool people" are involved in all stages of fraud, from attracting victims to executing scams [7][9]. - The types of scams have diversified, including fake investments, online dating, and rental scams, with "chat tool people" playing crucial roles in these schemes [1][10]. Group 2: User Warnings - Users are advised to be cautious and avoid engaging in activities that could be linked to online crime, as participation can lead to legal consequences [5][6]. - The WeChat Security Center emphasizes the importance of protecting personal information and being skeptical of unfamiliar friend requests and dubious communication [6][20]. - Specific behaviors that indicate potential scams include using familiar tones to add friends, sending messages with unusual characters, and engaging in group activities that seem suspicious [20][21]. Group 3: Reporting and Prevention - Users are encouraged to report any suspicious activities through the WeChat app or Tencent's security services, which will investigate and take appropriate action [6][21]. - Immediate actions after falling victim to scams include reporting to the police, contacting banks for transaction reversals, and submitting evidence to anti-fraud platforms [21].

第一步，在网络平台发布极具诱惑性的兼职广告。 "日薪300，轻松注册App，无任何风 险。"这样的广告词吸引了无数渴望轻松赚钱的人。当这些兼职人员来到工作室后，工作人员 以注册App需要为由，收集他们的身份证、手机号等重要个人信息。 第二步，注册实名网络账号。 工作人员会拿着兼职人员的手机进行操作，表面上是在为App 拉新注册，实际上却是在为贩卖账号做准备。他们快速地注册各种网络平台账号，而兼职人 员还以为这只是普通的兼职任务。 第三步，账号注册完成后，这些实名网络账号并没有用于正常的App推广，而是被不法分子通 过"号商"这个地下交易的中介，层层转卖。 兼职人员面临哪些风险？ 来源：公安部网安局 在互联网蓬勃发展的浪潮中，各大网络平台如同竞技场上的选手，为了争夺用户资源使出浑 身解数。在这样的背景下，充场工作室应运而生。 充场工作室是通过招聘大量兼职人员，利 用他们的真实身份信息或其他人员信息，批量完成新用户账号注册、App下载等任务，帮助网 络平台快速提升数据，赚取推广佣金 。 然而，不法分子却将其变成了贩卖实名网络账号的黑灰产温床，"充场"变"卖号"。近日，山 东枣庄公安网安部门侦办了一起利用充场工作室 ...

Core Viewpoint - The emergence of "filling studio" operations has led to the illegal sale of real-name online accounts, posing significant risks to both individuals and online platforms [1][5]. Group 1: Filling Studio Operations - Filling studios recruit numerous part-time workers to register new user accounts and download apps, thereby boosting platform data and earning promotional commissions [1]. - The process involves enticing advertisements promising easy earnings, collecting personal information, and registering accounts that are later sold illegally [2]. Group 2: Risks to Part-time Workers - Part-time workers, initially seeking easy income, unknowingly become sellers of their personal information, facing potential legal repercussions if their accounts are misused [3]. Group 3: Impact on Online Platforms - The sale of real-name accounts undermines user trust, which is crucial for the survival and growth of online platforms, leading to potential user attrition [4]. - If platforms knowingly utilize these problematic accounts, they may be implicated in criminal activities and face legal consequences [4]. Group 4: Criminal Activities and Social Threats - The illegal sale of real-name accounts acts as a catalyst for crime, enabling fraud and manipulation of online marketplaces through fake reviews and misleading information [5]. - Criminals exploit these accounts to engage in various illegal activities, further disrupting social order [5]. Group 5: Security Vulnerabilities in Account Registration - The lack of robust verification processes in account registration allows criminals to exploit personal information linked to real-name accounts, leading to potential identity theft [6]. - Many platforms have inadequate monitoring of account usage, failing to detect illegal activities conducted through these accounts [6].

Core Viewpoint - The issue of student information leakage is widespread across China, significantly affecting the normal lives of parents and students, and damaging the healthy ecology of the education industry [1][2]. Information Leakage Investigation - A survey revealed that parents, particularly those of middle school students, are receiving numerous harassment calls, with some reporting up to 20 calls in a single day due to leaked information [2]. - The investigation uncovered a black market for selling parents' information on social media platforms, indicating a systemic issue [2][5]. Legal Framework - The actions of educational institutions that collect and misuse personal information violate the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China, which protects individual privacy rights [2][3]. - The Personal Information Protection Law mandates that personal information must be collected lawfully and not excessively, with penalties for violations [3]. - Criminal liability may arise under Article 253 of the Criminal Law if institutions illegally obtain or sell personal information, leading to severe consequences [3]. Regulatory Actions - Authorities have urged schools in Guangzhou to conduct thorough checks on their information collection practices to ensure compliance with personal information protection laws [4]. - Platforms are enhancing their methods to identify and manage illegal content related to personal information sales [5]. Recommendations for Improvement - Experts suggest establishing a rapid reporting channel for educational harassment information and conducting special inspections of educational applications [6]. - There is a call for stronger source control by educational departments and regular internal audits to prevent information leaks [6][7]. Industry Accountability - The establishment of an industry blacklist and credit punishment mechanism is deemed necessary to deter the misuse of personal information by educational institutions [8]. - A combination of legal penalties and a public blacklist could create a comprehensive governance system that discourages violations and promotes compliance [8][9].