User protocols never read and personal information is sent to the door. Information pictures
The refinement of the concept of “internet+” reveals that information connectivity has begun to permeate all spheres of social life and has led to profound changes. However, the rapid growth of the internet has also brought new challenges and problems to the existing legal systems, which are relatively stable. What kind of chemical reaction is the internet + rule of law? Where will the future go? Today, the paper presents a series of "a legal perspective internet+" stories。
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The rapid spread of the concept of “internet+” has raised expectations of “what the internet can add”. But in the thousands of speculations, one word, “risk”, is affecting the lives of people。
A recent publication by the office of the central network of letters and letters on our public security awareness survey (2015) shows that our public awareness of cybersecurity is weak. Of these, 66. 98 per cent considered “inappropriate personal protection and poor self-protection” as the main cause of personal privacy disclosure. At the same time, only 9. 05 per cent are familiar with the laws and regulations on cybersecurity, 42. 73 per cent are “understand” and 48. 22 per cent are “understand”。
1 " birthday password":
Straight white set-up for earbells
Qqq, weibo, paid treasures, everyone has account numbers and codes, and one string in their head: the password must not be forgotten, lost, let alone stolen。
Realism often fails. This survey shows that 75. 93 per cent of our internet users have problems using the same password for multiple accounts. Of these, the most serious is the internet for young people aged 7 to 19, at 82. 39 per cent. “the hacker can access password information through a less defensive website, and then suto can log in to an account with the same user name as the personal mailbox, the payment treasure, etc., to bring about a total collapse of your network security line.” the deputy secretary-general of the china cyberspace security association, chen xiaoqiao, said that。
The “one-size-fits-all key” situation is worrying, and the “theme code” is often a breakthrough for hacker attacks. According to the survey, 44. 42 per cent of the country's internet users use a full password for their birthday, telephone number or name。
“such a straightforward set-up, which smells like a masked bell, is almost equivalent to handing over personal information, privacy and property.” according to chen, sufficient length, complexity is a strong guarantee of password strength, and personal favorite poetry phrases, film names, etc. Are good options, and the combination of sound can increase password strength。
2 unknown wifi:
Or a fishing trap
“we don't all of the wifi hot spots around us are safe, some probably fishing wifi.” in the experience demonstration area of cybersecurity week, staff provided three wifi hot spots, one of which simulated the workings of the fishing wifi, and whenever users successfully accessed it via their mobile phones, photos uploaded online were immediately displayed on the display screen in the exhibition hall。
"it's terrible." mr. Zheng of beijing is a full-fledged hick who talks about what happened to him: one day, he searched the bank account balances online, and in the next hour he received text messages totalling $34,000 from over 10 bank cards that had been cashed or transferred。
In real life, many people experience similar experiences. According to the survey, 80. 21 per cent of the internet users in the country are freely connected to public free wifi, of which 45. 29 per cent are connected to wifi and use instant communication tools。
“e-commerce is currently the most active activity of public participation in networks. However, the survey found that nearly 40 per cent of the respondents paid for the network using uncoded wifi, and only 16. 52 per cent did not have a typical network payment security problem.” the director of the centre for internet governance and legal research at beijing post and telecommunications university, li zhiqi, believes that it would be preferable to use hot spots provided by some large businesses and major operators, and that, in the absence of confirmation of the public wifi safety factor, the best way to do so would be to avoid entering environments that do not require passwords。
3 “sweeping”:
Could be a big problem
A square between black and white, with a light sweep of a cell phone, can add friends, discounts, downloads. At present, cleaning is becoming a fashion. The results of the survey showed that the highest percentage of respondents aged 7 to 19 who were “frequently cleaned, regardless of safety”, was 40. 3 per cent。
In fact, the two-dimensional code has also become the aroma in the eyes of outlaws. It is understood that many of the 2d codes are now implanted into malicious procedures, resulting in the theft of personal data and the loss of property. The results of the survey showed that the proportion of those surveyed who encountered two dimensions of advertising was 46. 31 per cent “frequently sweep, fearing of insecurity, but not knowing how to confirm safety”, and 16. 73 per cent “never sweep, feeling unsafe”。
“at present, two-dimensional code technology is very mature, without threshold generation and widespread, but security management needs to be strengthened in the face of the two-dimensional code, where the public lacks effective means of detection.” according to juan quill, assistant director of the china internet information centre, this requires government departments to regulate the rules for the use of the two-dimensional code tools and the standards for their generation, while providing credible means of detection. These technical work is already under way and formal mobile internet service providers should be encouraged to participate in the development of testing tools。
4 app:
It's a vicious application
In recent years, with the development of the mobile internet, the app application market has been growing, and it has even been assessed that “cell phones have grown almost savagely in recent years”。
Among them, the app application has extensive download channels. The survey showed that 71. 68 per cent of respondents had downloaded mobile phone applications using a regular website or mobile phone application shop, 42. 16 per cent had downloaded from a download platform provided by third-party security software, and 38. 39 per cent had searched through internet search engines, including 100 degrees, and 10. 83 per cent had downloaded by clicking on a recommended link。
However, there are also risks to app applications, which are mixed with excellent applications, bunker applications and malicious applications. A number of developers have located servers overseas, employing guerrilla warfare “one shot for one place”, leaving the current market for mobile applications in the country without effective industry regulation。
“the malicious withholding of fees, loss of traffic, remote control, theft of privacy and even complaints about mobile card machines are inextricably linked to such bad software.” juan palin suggested that the most prudent way to download applications from the application store using a regular website or mobile phone is to search for the required software through a search engine and then download it on the official web site once the name of the software has been confirmed。
5 user protocols:
Maybe the deal is "harm."
As soon as the account number was registered on the home-buying website, the text message on the building was followed by a text message; before the day of downloading a financial mobile phone application, there was telephone harassment by the investment loan company. It is depressing and curious that private information is no longer a secret at once。
What's the problem? When web sites are registered or software installed, service providers generally provide for user agreements that are not subject to attention or scrutiny. The survey showed that only 14. 87 per cent of the internet users who were required to sign user information protection and responsibility clauses when registering an unfamiliar website or downloading software had carefully read the content of personal information protection and felt it reasonable to register or download it。
“the user agreement should have been a powerful barrier to the protection of personal information, but its provisions are numerous, lengthy and of little interest to all, and this has been exploited by businesses, many of whose default default default projects have left `back doors' to varying degrees in the disclosure of user information.” chen xiaoxiang analyses that some agreements require personal addresses in addition to what is required for the services provided, and some require bank card numbers, etc., before they enter the operational phase, and that personal information is given when users find it impossible to register effectively。
Chen suggested that before entering into an electronic agreement, it would be necessary to see what information the other party would like, what that information would do, whether that information was necessary at that stage, and whether the conditions were added or deleted from the pop-up window。
Network fraud:
There are many victims
Unlike the above-mentioned “self-involved networks”, some of the outlaws also “actively attack” and violate citizens' personal information and property security through cyber blackmail, cyber rumours, etc. According to the analysis of data from the reporting centre for internet violations and disorders in china, at present, cyber-fraud involves false ticketing, part-time work on the internet, cyber-trading, false chinese awards, investment advice, fishing numbers, wholesale internet purchases, identity impersonation, etc., and false winning messages are “the most popular”。
At the same time, the outlaws change their faces with the changing interests of the online population, and the link pages are well-produced in order to distort the truth, and they are tempted to fill in personal information with generous prizes and then ask for a deposit from the victims. If the refusal is suspected, personal information is used to intimidate or “you have signed an agreement, you will be prosecuted for giving up the award”。
According to the survey results, 55. 18 per cent of those investigated had experienced cyber-fraud. Even more serious, only 12. 35 per cent of those who were victims of cyber-fraud reported to the local public security authorities in a timely manner, while 16. 82 per cent and 26. 01 per cent, respectively, felt that they were “small and lazy” and “not knowing how to handle them”。
In response, li zhiqi indicated that cyber-fraud was essentially the same as life fraud. The best way for the public to put an end to such fraud is to believe that pies will not fall from the sky. Zhao yachi
