How was the person who made the panda burning incense punished

"The Panda Burning Incense" virus is finally no longer rampant. Yesterday, the Hubei Provincial Public Security Department announced that according to the unified deployment, Hubei Internet Supervision, with the cooperation of the public security organs of Zhejiang, Shandong and other 8 provinces, detected the case of making and spreading the "Panda Burning Incense" virus in one fell swoop, and arrested 6 criminal suspects including Li Jun and Lei Lei. This is the first major case of computer virus creation in China cracked in China.

According to Li Jun's confession, on October 16, 2006, he compiled the "Panda Burning Incense" virus, which was widely spread on the Internet, causing a bad impact. At the height of his arrogance, Li Jun followed the example of security vendors and set up automatic virus upgrade servers. He once upgraded 8 times in one day, openly challenged anti-virus software vendors, and even embedded his own name in the virus, which is arrogant.

And Li Jun is only a 25-year-old young man in Xinzhou District, Wuhan, the oldest of the 8 suspects in **, according to the data, the youngest person involved in the case is only 21 years old. What led these young people down the path of crime? The key is that the gray Internet industry chain behind it provides funds for it.

Li Jun and others confessed that they sold the virus to more than 120 people on the Internet through their own ** and by others, making illegal profits of more than 100,000 yuan. According to industry insiders, most of these people who paid for the "Panda Burning Incense" virus were rogue software or number theft groups. After some versions of "Panda Burning Incense" are tricked, it will automatically be downloaded from some **** backdoor programs, or number theft Trojan horse programs.

It is through these that the buyers of the virus make their own profits. "The promoters of these rogue software and the operators of the number theft syndicate usually buy virus software for thousands or even tens of thousands of yuan, and they even have so-called 'contracts'. The person familiar with the matter told reporters.

In fact, Li Jun also wrote the "Wuhan Boys" virus in 2003 and the "Wuhan Boys 2005" virus and the "QQ Tail" virus in 2005. Monetizing viruses has become a means of survival for virus makers.

At present, most of the virus software makers are driven by economic interests and act in groups. Engineer Li Tiejun, a virus expert from Kingsoft Software's Anti-Virus Division, stressed to reporters.

Mao Yiding, vice president of Ruixing, learned of the producer of the "Panda Burning Incense" virus**, and said in an interview with reporters: "This is a great thing. Finally, the source of the gray Internet industry chain has been cleared. ”

However, Mao Yiding finally reminded netizens not to be careless, "Because there are too many variants of 'Panda Burning Incense', in addition to these 6 suspects involved in the case, it cannot be ruled out that there are other criminals who modify "Panda Burning Incense", which will bring more adverse effects to netizens. Anti-virus is a long-term process.

I guess I was arrested by the police uncle! Right! It is.

I was arrested by the police uncle, right! It is.

He was fined to eat a thousand bamboos before he could be released.