Chinese police prosecute the largest ever PUBG hacking crime drive

The most recent continues to be an old topic, the second largest game developer in China or a game publisher. PUBG mobile Tencent again helped this country’s police dismantle another drive that specializes in trading hacking/cheat software.

Accordingly, in March of this year, Tencent’s cybersecurity team continued to discover a criminal gang related to the PUBG game hacking software that is annoying players and greatly affects game products, At the same time, this developer informed the Nanjing police team, according to which up to 10 hack codes were sold to the market for players, every day the gang now makes a profit of up to several hundred thousand yuan. .

To dismantle this line from April 22 to April 26, more than 200 police officers from 20 provinces in China were mobilized to hunt down this cybercriminal group. Police arrested a gang of 141 suspects, the largest number ever, and also seized many computers and related evidence at the scene. So far, Nanjing police have officially prosecuted after an investigation process.

According to the law of this country, anyone who participates in and is involved in sabotaging network security, providing or selling products, or illegally controlling the internet network system should be subject to appropriate punishment. under the law. Cover is not the first example of the hack/cheat software trade, but perhaps because of greed for money, many criminals still defy the law.

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Before the extremely tough moves of the publisher Tencent, this giant found and helped the Chinese police force arrest many criminals related to the country’s cybersecurity. This continues to be another lesson for many people and shows the strong hand of the Chinese authorities.