Procuratorial organs prosecuted 64,000 people for helping letters in the first half of the year

  Recruitment and part-time jobs are more prominent

  News from this newspaper (Reporter Lu Yue) The crime of helping information network criminal activities (hereinafter referred to as the crime of aiding trust) has now become the third most prosecuted crime in various criminal crimes (the first two are the crime of dangerous driving and the crime of theft).

When the Supreme People's Procuratorate recently released the basic situation, outstanding problems and governance effects of the crime of helping letters, it pointed out that the problems involved in the recruitment, internship, and part-time job fields are more prominent, and many personnel fell into the trap designed by criminals because of false and illegal recruitment advertisements. Faith in crime.

  The crime of aiding trust is a new crime in the Criminal Law Amendment (IX), which came into effect in November 2015. It mainly refers to the crime of knowing that others use information networks to commit crimes, and providing Internet access, server hosting, network storage, communication transmission, etc. for their crimes. Technical support, or the criminal act of providing assistance in advertising promotion, payment and settlement, etc., is an important "accomplice" of telecommunication cybercrime.

In recent years, especially since the "Break Card" operation in October 2020, the number of cases prosecuted by procuratorial organs for suspected letter-aiding crimes has risen rapidly.

  The procuratorial organs found that behind the surge in the crime of aiding credit, there are some social governance, especially network governance problems, some of which are still more prominent, and it is necessary to strengthen source control and collaborative governance.

  Among them, three types of personnel involved in the case deserve high attention.

The first category is school students.

Some students in the school are bewitched by fellow villagers and lawbreakers around the campus to sell and rent "Two Cards" and become "tools"; there are also those who recruit students to buy "Two Cards" on campus and develop into "card dealers".

The second category is employees of technology companies.

With the idea of ​​"making quick money" and "showing off their abilities", such personnel use "technical neutrality" as a shield, but in fact they become "technical assists" for crimes.

The third category is the insiders in the communications, finance and other industries.

They violated the "real-name system" and other regulations and handled a large number of "two cards" and illegally sold and provided them, becoming the main tool delivery channel for telecommunication cybercrime.

  In addition, the problems involved in recruitment, internships and part-time jobs are more prominent.

The procuratorial organs found that some recruitment markets, especially online recruitment platforms, lacked strict review and management of the qualifications of recruiting companies and the release of recruitment information. belief in sin.

Some schools do not provide adequate employment guidance and education management for students, lax practice management, and lax review of practice units. As a result, some students are deceived and participate in illegal and criminal activities on telecommunications networks during part-time internships.

  The procuratorate also pointed out that the source management of equipment and tools needs to be further strengthened.

In response to the trends reflected in the handling of cases, the procuratorial organs have highlighted the key points of crackdown, improved legal regulations, strengthened case guidance, and improved the quality and efficiency of the handling of credit cases.

At the same time, strengthen the supervision of similar cases, and coordinate to promote the governance of online litigation sources.