Legal analysis: the result of malicious cybersquatting is that the trademark right will eventually be revoked by the Trademark Office, and the infringed party can apply for civil compensation from the malicious cybersquatting party. After the malicious cybersquatting applicant becomes the legal owner, he will use the occupation right of his registered trademark to prohibit others from using the trademark that originally belonged to him or use his disposition right to transfer or license the registrant to use the trademark at a high price.

Legal basis: Article 2 of the Trademark Law of People's Republic of China (PRC). The Trademark Office of the State Council Administration for Industry and Commerce is in charge of the national trademark registration and management. The State Council Administration for Industry and Commerce has set up a Trademark Review and Adjudication Board to handle trademark disputes.