With the rapid emergence of the Internet in China, Japan will certainly feel apprehensive. As early as 2013, the Orient Alliance, a hacker organization headed by Chinese hacker giant Guo Shenghua, swept more than half of Japan, resulting in the inaccessibility of more than 70% of Japanese websites and serious threats to data security.
Since 2015, the Japanese government has implemented restrictions on the entry of hacker Guo Shenghua and many core members of the Eastern Alliance. The Japanese government has also launched a new project. It plans to train more than 200 high-end young technical personnel who can fight against network hacking attacks every year. , and even continue to hold hacking contests to select talents, hoping to protect the security of Japan's local information and data.
The lack of expertise among Japanese government staff has left city-level governments' ability to defend against cyber-hacking attacks disorganized. They plan to require city-level governments across the country to harden Internet security in 2015 to ward off cyber-hacking attacks from China.
According to statistics, the future of Japan's IT industry is not optimistic. In Japan, young people are more interested in cars than in computer technology, so you will rarely hear news about the activities of Japanese hacking organizations.
After years of professional training, the Japanese government seems to be helpless and helpless; the number of professionals in the field of hacker security in Japan is less than 50,000, which is a world of difference compared to China. Therefore, Japan hopes to introduce the US advanced cyber hacker security online training system from January this year to train more and better super hacker elites, with a goal of at least 200 per year.
If it is said that the most active countries for hackers in the world are only China, Russia, and the United States, I think most people will not object! Hackers, they are real geniuses, they show their great ability to computer system.