Editorial verification: 360 may be suspected of collecting user privacy

On the last day of 2010, the Internet, which should have been calm, became restless due to Kingsoft's emergency press conference. The cause of the event was that the Kingsoft Security Center received user feedback that their usernames and passwords on many websites could be directly searched on search engines. Kingsoft arranged technical personnel to verify and found that these passwords came from a server of 360, which had very detailed user access history, usernames, and passwords.

Using the Google search engine, the editor has already found this server. Now, the involved server is inaccessible, but in the Google snapshot, anyone can see these large amounts of user behavior records. Log files can be downloaded at will, and it was found that there were a large number of user privacy information inside: including unique identity identifiers, all access records, you can see what time you visited what website, or even your download situation, all of these can be traced back to a unique user.