Supreme Law: Increase the crackdown on upstream crimes such as infringement of citizens' personal information, and focus on the disposal of virtual currencies involved

The fight against and governance of cybercrime has become a global challenge. The Eighth National Criminal Trial Work Conference held on November 13 emphasized the maintenance of cyberspace security, and put forward specific requirements from three aspects: it is necessary to focus on new issues such as the disposal of virtual currencies involved in the case, online live obscene performances, the jurisdiction of cybercrime cases, and electronic data forensics and authentication, further improve judicial rules, standardize adjudication standards, and promote the use of the Internet in accordance with the law and civilized use of the Internet; it is necessary to severely crack down on cross-border online gambling crimes in accordance with the law, investigate the criminal responsibility of online platforms that provide services for overseas gambling and disseminate harmful information related to gambling, and cooperate with relevant departments to rectify the online gambling promotion chain; it is necessary to increase the crackdown on upstream illegal crimes such as infringement of citizens' personal information, strictly punish "industry internal ghosts", apply employment prohibitions in accordance with the law, and promote the