The news released today, august 30, by the haidian police, a news reporter of the new kyoto newspaper (journalist zhao yan) revealed that the police had found a former employee who had jumped and left the door behind, used technical means to “restore” and sell abandoned accounts, illegally profiting over $2 million in hacker-like cases, and captured one of the suspects。
The haidian police, beijing, 26 july 2018Byte beatThe company reported that it had suffered losses from a large number of traffickers on the internet, namely, the “soldiers”。
It is understood that beijing byte beats, in order to help “sellers of comfort” through their own media-directed services, opened the “tsenders” account at the end of 2016 through open recruitment. The company then adjusted the opening strategy for the account and closed the application passages in early 2017 and could not be added。
“the scarcity of resources has led to the price of the discounted man and to a high ship price of over 40,000 yuan per person, so that people have been able to restart the bad account by illegal means. "a presentation by the investigator。
Following this report, the haydharth police support unit, in conjunction with the qinghe police station, formed a task force to collate the logbook and find that, between 1 and 15 may 2018, unauthorized access to the company's bottom-up database was made and the system data modified, 218 unaudited accounts were modified to pass and sold for profit。
The team initially locked the suspects into the company's former employees by interviewing witnesses, accessing analytical logs, site surveys, etc., and captured them in august 2018 at the soap temple in the haydam district。
Rooney, who had previously been a beijing byte beat company technician, had been in contact with the swat operation and knew that someone on the network had transferred the swat at high prices. Prior to his departure, he had set himself up a back door in the technical backstage, after which he had exceeded his authority to modify the data on the specialty person, “restore” a number of old accounts previously requested by the network and re-sell them at a price of $20,000 per account, totalling over $2 million。
At present, the suspect, rhochi, is being held in criminal custody by the haidian police on suspicion of disrupting computer information systems, and the case is under further investigation。
The police point out that article 286, paragraph 2, of the penal code provides for the removal, modification and addition of data and applications stored, processed or transmitted in computer information systems, in violation of the provisions of the state, with serious consequences, punishable by the offence of damaging computer systems。
