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On August 11, the Cyber Security Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security announced 10 typical cases of cracking down on crimes that infringe on citizens' personal information. These 10 typical cases have revealed a black and gray industrial chain where lawbreakers illegally obtain large amounts of citizens' personal information and profit through methods such as inducement, hacking, and internal and external collusion. For example, Yang Mouguo's gang used cash rewards as bait to trick people into registering e-commerce accounts and business licenses with real names and then reselling them to facilitate crimes such as money laundering; Wu Moutong's gang ordered “insiders” to join a real estate agency to obtain internal system permissions, and then use technical means to scrape and resell agent information in batches for use in decoration companies' marketing business, and then rake in proportion. Currently, the persons involved in 10 cases have been dealt with in accordance with the law. The Internet Security Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security advises that the general public should properly store, store and use personal information, promptly complain and report any leads of personal information leaks to the public security authorities and relevant departments, and use legal weapons to defend their rights and interests.

Zhitongcaijing·08/11/2026 00:09:05
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On August 11, the Cyber Security Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security announced 10 typical cases of cracking down on crimes that infringe on citizens' personal information. These 10 typical cases have revealed a black and gray industrial chain where lawbreakers illegally obtain large amounts of citizens' personal information and profit through methods such as inducement, hacking, and internal and external collusion. For example, Yang Mouguo's gang used cash rewards as bait to trick people into registering e-commerce accounts and business licenses with real names and then reselling them to facilitate crimes such as money laundering; Wu Moutong's gang ordered “insiders” to join a real estate agency to obtain internal system permissions, and then use technical means to scrape and resell agent information in batches for use in decoration companies' marketing business, and then rake in proportion. Currently, the persons involved in 10 cases have been dealt with in accordance with the law. The Internet Security Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security advises that the general public should properly store, store and use personal information, promptly complain and report any leads of personal information leaks to the public security authorities and relevant departments, and use legal weapons to defend their rights and interests.