What is the password to protect state secret information?

Passwords used to protect state secret information include core passwords and ordinary passwords.

Core passwords are used to protect state secrets, secrets and secret information, while ordinary passwords are used to protect state secrets and secret information. According to the provisions of the Law on Guarding State Secrets, state secrets refer to matters that are determined in accordance with legal procedures and are known only to a certain range of people within a certain period of time and are related to national security and interests. Cryptography law can be divided into core passwords and ordinary passwords according to the different protected objects.

In the part of core password and common password, the use requirements, safety management system and a series of special safeguard systems and measures to strengthen the work of core password and common password are stipulated.

Core passwords and universal passwords are used to protect state secret information, effectively safeguarding the sovereignty, security and development interests of national cyberspace and building a password barrier. According to the provisions of the Law on Guarding State Secrets, state secrets refer to matters that are determined in accordance with legal procedures and are known only to a certain range of people within a certain period of time and are related to national security and interests.

Reasons for password information disclosure:

1, the industry supervision is weak, and some staff members abuse power for personal gain. In the modern society with highly developed information, it is impossible for a person to be isolated from the world, and people interact with the outside world frequently, resulting in some personal information being leaked at all times. Automobile dealers, real estate agents, hospitals and other industries and their employees often come into contact with a large number of citizens' personal information, although there are opinions and regulations on the protection of personal information within these industries.

2. Lack of strong legal protection According to the principle of legality, only those who illegally disclose and sell information are in danger of being convicted. There have been similar cases in recent years. However, there is no effective legal constraint on employees who disclose information due to negligence in management. For example, the punishment for the responsible person, the compensation for the victim and so on. This has also become one of the reasons why this phenomenon of information leakage has been repeatedly banned and intensified.