Zhabei Branch of Shanghai Public Security Bureau officially filed a case for investigation last night, and dispatched more than 20 police officers to control the IT computer room where Lowe Dunbar may store personal information and data, and conducted preliminary evidence collection on the running company servers and databases. After seven hours of evidence collection, four company servers and 1 monitor were seized according to law. It is reported that the data of high-end consumers mastered by the company are stored in the server. The heads of data purchasing department and finance department were summoned to the public security bureau for further investigation, and some employees were asked to stay in the office for investigation.
The relevant person in charge said, "At the earliest, we also bought data and had some transactions." "We can get some information in this area while helping banks to do business. Like some funds and securities, they often ask us to do it. If they can't do this kind of outbound service themselves, the CSRC will not allow them to do it. In this way, it is also a loophole for the CSRC. "
At the same time, Lowe Dunbar not only buys information, but also sells it again. Directly ask for a batch of high-consumption data, and charge according to the market, 30 cents per game. The more detailed the information, the higher the price.