In 2012, more than 400 million Internet users lost 19.4 billion

The 2012 China Internet Industry Conference held yesterday yesterday released the "2012 China Internet Security Report" (hereinafter referred to as the "Internet Security Report"). The report shows that 84.8% of Internet users in China have been troubled by network information security incidents, with a total of 456 million people and direct economic losses of up to 19.4 billion yuan.

"I want to go to the Spring Festival Evening" message fraud 980 million yuan, Dangdang user account amount is missing, obscene pictures sent by mobile chat tools to induce users to click on unsafe websites ... According to the release of the "Internet Security Report" at the meeting, China has 84.8% of Internet users encountered network information security incidents, totaling 456 million people. These incidents included the leakage of personal data and unsafe online shopping, which caused a direct economic loss of 19.4 billion yuan and a loss of 553.1 yuan per capita.

“Netizens’ use of entertainment, video, and other Internet applications tends to be flat, and business applications such as online shopping, payment, and online banking are growing rapidly.” Yu Lijuan, deputy secretary-general of the China Internet Industry Organizing Committee, said that when Internet users are on the Internet The application of Internet users from the entertainment to the business, Internet users have increasingly higher requirements for Internet security. The "2012 China Internet Industry Development Overview" released at the conference shows that the nation's e-commerce scale reached 7 trillion yuan in 2012, an increase of nearly 20% year-on-year; online advertising transactions reached 1.2 trillion yuan, an increase of 40% year-on-year.

Gao Xinmin, vice chairman of the China Internet Association, said that with the Internet playing a more and more important role in business life, various "black industrial chains" have also focused more on the Internet, especially with the rise of new technologies. Mobile Internet. He suggested that relevant state departments and relevant industry organizations should speed up the establishment and improvement of mobile Internet malicious program reporting, judgment and disposal mechanisms to promote the healthy development of this emerging industry.