济南一互联网企业负责人涉嫌非法获取计算机信息系统数据，于2024年被遂昌县公安局逮捕后，至2025 年10月已经2次退回补充侦查、6次延期。近日，记者从该案辩护人王发旭的助理、北京市京师律师事务 所专职律师于洪坤处获悉，律师认为该案有异地趋利性执法嫌疑，且办案机关冻结大额非涉案企业资 金，导致部分企业濒临破产。据了解，目前辩护方的主要诉求是，希望将案件移交给涉案公司所在地济 南市处理。 审查起诉阶段多次被退回补充侦查 根据被告方的辩护人提供的起诉书，案件可追溯至2020年5月。检方指控，被告人刘某某以营利为目 的，安排人员在互联网上寻找具备车辆违章查询功能的网站或平台并发送给被告人张某；同时安排张某 在未取得上述网站平台或公安交管部门授权的情况下，通过模拟用户请求、使用代理IP、使用打码技术 等技术手段制作计算机系统数据抓取接口。该接口能绕过网站或平台的防护机制，实现批量获取车辆违 章数据。 检方认为，被告人刘某某、张某违反国家规定，采用其他技术手段获取计算机信息系统中存储、处理或 传输的数据，其行为已涉嫌非法获取计算机信息系统数据罪。 但刘某某及其辩护团队对此予以否认。于洪坤律师称，首先，上述爬虫在技术层面 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the illegal ticket scalping activities surrounding a popular museum in Shanghai, highlighting how a group exploited system vulnerabilities to purchase tickets in bulk and resell them at inflated prices, significantly impacting regular visitors' ability to buy tickets at official prices [2][10][37]. Group 1: Ticket Scalping Operations - A ticket scalping gang utilized technical means to infiltrate a museum's ticketing system, leading to tickets being sold out within minutes of release [2][10]. - The gang's operations involved using a ticket scalping software that allowed them to bypass normal purchasing restrictions, enabling them to secure tickets before the general public [16][22]. - The gang's activities resulted in the sale of over 9,000 tickets, with significant profits made through partnerships with travel agencies that sold tickets at 7 to 10 times the original price [24][35]. Group 2: Financial Implications - The original ticket prices were 30 yuan for adults, while the scalped tickets were sold for 200 to 300 yuan, leading to a substantial markup [6][35]. - The gang sold tickets to travel agencies at prices between 50 to 70 yuan, earning a profit of 20 to 30 yuan per ticket, while the agencies resold them at inflated prices [31][35]. - The total revenue from these operations reached over 440,000 yuan, with profits exceeding 200,000 yuan after deducting costs [33]. Group 3: Legal Consequences - The actions of the scalping gang were classified as illegal acquisition of computer information system data, leading to criminal charges against the main perpetrators [37][38]. - The case has prompted discussions on improving ticketing systems and regulations to ensure fair access for all visitors [40][42]. - Legal measures are being considered to deter such scalping activities, emphasizing the potential for significant prison sentences for offenders [45].