Can the free social worker library go to hell?

No way, where there is light, there will be darkness, which is inevitable.

The social work library takes websites, apps and other forms as carriers, and stores a large number of user information obtained by illegal means. The social work library is the product of the combination of hackers and big data methods. Hackers integrate and analyze the leaked user data, and then archive them centrally. Social work library is a database query platform built by using the data databases of users of major websites, and sometimes "human flesh search" is carried out by querying the information of social work library.

Under the temptation of huge interests, many people take risks, and hackers see the huge profits and use all means to obtain them.

1, mobile phone virus.

Virus attacks can be implemented in many situations, such as bad QR codes, third-party links, emails, public ***WIFI, etc. After the user clicks on the phishing link sent by the hacker, the hacker can download bad plug-ins and transparent apps. On the mobile phone, it is easy to exceed the user's authority and steal the user's privacy.

2. Public ***WI-FI

Some public places will set up password-free direct connection, but at the same time, the data transmitted by users are also easily intercepted and stolen by hackers on the same network. Some WiFi will require users' personal information to log in in the form of verification code and password, which makes it easy to steal users' personal information.

3.Web applications

Now, web pages and applications need phone numbers to log in, register and verify real-name information. After the website is hacked, it is easy to steal user information, and the app abuses its rights and stores user privacy in the background. A string of mobile phone numbers corresponds to a real name, and hackers collect integrated information from various platforms, such as hotel information, resume information, takeaway information, rental information, bank information, etc. And you can easily find all of them with only one mobile phone number.

As long as big data is associated with real-name registration system information, users' personal privacy is always on the verge of danger. Many parties have also made efforts to this end. For example, popular encryption software abroad, such as Telegram, Signal and Whatsapp, all use end-to-end encryption to protect users' privacy from being stolen. At present, the cumulative number of users has reached 3 billion, and it is recognized as a global security software.