In the past two years, a small amount suddenly appeared on many people's credit card bills, and it was deducted every month. Take a closer look, I don't know when I "subscribed" to some puzzling goods. At the same time, thousands of ordinary people's accounts on Facebook have been manipulated, using celebrity faces to make scams-Tom Hanks, Sandra Brook, Snoop Dog and so on.

these advertisements appear on your homepage schedule again and again. Hacker? It's not that simple. The driving force behind all this is the advertising company, an advertising company whose CEO is an ambitious post-9s generation. These routines, carefully analyzed, are actually not complicated.

First of all, the pattern of these false advertisements is the same: when the celebrity news item you pay attention to suddenly appears on your timeline, subscribe to a scam and mark "sponsor" with a small word next to it to tell you that it is an advertisement. These advertisements are also strategically targeted-targeting your location, age and other information, targeting those stupid and rich people, and harvesting a batch of leeks.

The founder is a loyal supporter of the United States and the Party, and he is very familiar with Trump's strategy against the poor red neck in 216. You don't need your user name or password, just authorize these third-party platforms, install browser plug-ins, and don't allow others to use your account to set up home pages and arrange advertising content. You don't need to know the relationship between this homepage and you, which is equivalent to giving your own WeChat ID to others and opening a public number that you don't know at all. Internet is not a simple virtual space, but a complex machine full of dangers, which requires a lot of experience and knowledge to understand. In the middle, that's where the robbery happened. The openness and high commercialization of the Internet mean that the most ignorant leek can easily meet the most skilled reaper, which is almost irresistible.