Teachers die after being attacked by hackers in online classes, what is the purpose of the cyberbull

<>1. A history teacher at Zhengzhou No. 3 Middle School in Henan Province was teaching students when a hacker suddenly sneaked into the live broadcast room, and the hacker obviously disrupted the teacher's classroom discipline. And this hacker constantly harasses the teacher, explodes and swears at the teacher, which is shameful. According to Ms. Liu's daughter, she suddenly lost contact with her students after giving online lessons online on October 28.

On October 30, it was determined that he died of a heart attack. However, there have been no previous medical examinations that show a disease similar to heart disease. **Involved in the investigation, although it is not possible to determine that Mr. Liu died suddenly, it can be determined that this group of hackers entered because someone shared the live broadcast code, and not all hackers entered by themselves with technology.

According to analysis, hackers do not conform to the hacker's style of acting, because there is no technology to share the code to enter, and hackers are unwilling to do hacking in this way, and generally need to be profitable. And entering the teacher's live class, there is no benefit to them at all, and they can't find any motivation for action. Therefore, it is likely that a student shared the live code with other people to find out about such a thing.

2. The current online school must first do a professional strategy, such as opening some live broadcast permissions for the platform, and restricting the entry of some people, not allowing these people to do it at will, otherwise the harm to the teacher will be visible. Such casual scolding and foul-mouthed people have no social morality to speak of. Therefore, the damage caused to teachers is also self-evident.

The online world is supposed to be civilized, and we can't help but grieve when something like this happens. This tragedy happened that no one wanted, but it really happened. Those who deliberately disrupt the order of the Internet must be severely punished, because the Internet is not a place outside the law.

The Internet also needs to pay attention to law and order.

To put it simply, these cyberbullies are not the students brought by the teacher, but at the invitation of individual students, they invaded the classroom through the copied conference number, and specialized in "online class blasting".

In fact, there is no intention, these cyberbullies just want to scold people, they don't care who they scold.

The exact purpose of the investigation has not yet been clarified, but for hackers to spoof without a purpose, there is no point, so there must be a driving force behind it.

I think the relevant departments should increase supervision, and if such a situation occurs, report to the police in time to deal with it, and severely punish the person who is violent in online classes, so that it will be fine.

You can make rules so that there will be no violence, and it can also allow teachers to have a good attitude in life and teach and educate people. If something like this happens, you should kick your classmates out.

I think people in the relevant departments should come up with some policies specifically against online class violence, and if someone makes this mistake, they should be severely punished, such as taking criminal responsibility.