National Museum bans over one million high-frequency IP addresses
2024-08-25
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On August 23, the National Museum stated that in order to effectively deal with ticket scalpers, the museum will resolutely crack down on ticket scalpers by adjusting reservation rules, optimizing technical means, taking legal measures, and cooperating with public security departments in law enforcement.First, extend the opening hours during the summer vacation. Second, implement the policy of not returning tickets to the pool after refunding them, to prevent scalpers from using technical means to refund and grab tickets in seconds. Third, strictly strengthen identity information verification to prevent discrepancies between people and documents. Fourth, improve technical means to block virtual number segments such as 170 and 171. Since the summer vacation, 425,000 risky accounts have been blocked, and 1.657 million high-frequency access IPs have been blocked. Fifth, in response to the illegal sale of tickets for the National Museum on some Internet platforms, lawyers' letters have been sent. Sixth, cooperate with the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau to crack down on scalpers.At present, the problem of "difficulty in making reservations" at the National Museum has been effectively alleviated.
Editor: Liu Qingyang Yang Qian (internship)
Editor: Fu Qun
