The reporter's investigation found that the field of digital product evaluation is highly technical and has long been in a grey area of “no one can actually solve the fraud chaos.” According to cybersecurity experts, the entire fraud system is divided into three layers, which beautify the evaluation data: the first layer is a special media machine for evaluating bloggers, and the hardware has been screened and optimized; the second layer firmware has a built-in identification program that detects the identity of the blogger and automatically starts the high performance mode; and the third layer of cloud remote control can distribute the fraud configuration in real time. When this system detects that a blogger starts an evaluation, it enters a “cheating mode”, automatically boosts CPU performance, increases screen brightness, and optimizes background loading logic. When switching software, it only loads the interface rather than the complete application, creating the illusion that the whole process is smooth. Bian Liang explained that in order to avoid the risk of being discovered, this evaluation fraud mechanism has also gone through many rounds of iterations, and is becoming more and more hidden. The reporter's investigation found that due to the combination of the three methods of special prototyping, firmware fraud, and cloud control, it is difficult for ordinary consumers to tell whether the evaluation is real or false. This also causes the credibility of digital evaluations to continue to be damaged, and it is extremely difficult to obtain evidence from technical fraud, making supervision very difficult.

The reporter's investigation found that the field of digital product evaluation is highly technical and has long been in a grey area of “no one can actually solve the fraud chaos.” According to cybersecurity experts, the entire fraud system is divided into three layers, which beautify the evaluation data: the first layer is a special media machine for evaluating bloggers, and the hardware has been screened and optimized; the second layer firmware has a built-in identification program that detects the identity of the blogger and automatically starts the high performance mode; and the third layer of cloud remote control can distribute the fraud configuration in real time. When this system detects that a blogger starts an evaluation, it enters a “cheating mode”, automatically boosts CPU performance, increases screen brightness, and optimizes background loading logic. When switching software, it only loads the interface rather than the complete application, creating the illusion that the whole process is smooth. Bian Liang explained that in order to avoid the risk of being discovered, this evaluation fraud mechanism has also gone through many rounds of iterations, and is becoming more and more hidden. The reporter's investigation found that due to the combination of the three methods of special prototyping, firmware fraud, and cloud control, it is difficult for ordinary consumers to tell whether the evaluation is real or false. This also causes the credibility of digital evaluations to continue to be damaged, and it is extremely difficult to obtain evidence from technical fraud, making supervision very difficult.