Incidents of tampering with college entrance examination volunteers have occurred in Shanxi Province for three consecutive years

This article is provided by the College Entrance Examination Reform Network. The official WeChat account of the Shanxi Provincial Public Security Department announced today that the police in Jincheng, Shanxi, uncovered two cases of illegal intrusion into computer networks to tamper with other people's college entrance examination applications.

Li XX, a student at Zezhou County No. 1 Middle School in Jincheng City, and Li XX (male, 20 years old, from Zezhou County) are classmates. The criminal suspect Li Moumou secretly used the examination number and password to log into the Shanxi Admissions Examination Network and modified Li Moumou's college entrance examination application. As a result, although Li Moumou met the admission score of Daqing Normal University, he was not admitted.

Another victim was also secretly logged into the Shanxi Admissions Examination Network by his classmates to tamper with their college entrance examination choices.

On the eve of the college entrance examination, Wei Mou, a student from Gaoping No. 2 Middle School in Jincheng City, and Wei Mou, a classmate from the same school (female, 20 years old, from Gaoping City) had a conflict over trivial matters. The criminal suspect Wei secretly used the exam number and password that the victim Wei accidentally leaked to log into the Shanxi Provincial Admissions and Examination Network, and changed the order of majors in the college entrance examination application submitted by the victim, resulting in Wei not being admitted to Shanxi Medical University. Admission to the nursing major.

Currently, two criminal suspects have been subject to criminal coercive measures by the Jincheng police on suspicion of damaging computer information systems.

It was found that in 2019, Liang Jipeng, a repeat candidate in Pingyao County, Jinzhong City, Shanxi Province, was admitted to Shihezi University without filling in his application because his classmates had tampered with his application.

In 2019, Jia Wenlin, a candidate from Wanrong County, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province, had his college entrance examination application tampered with by others. He applied for one of the first batch of colleges and universities, but was changed to only apply for the second batch of schools. Later, due to the lack of vacancies in some first-class colleges, Jia Wenlin was admitted to the safety engineering major of North China University.

In this regard, relevant staff of the Shanxi Provincial Admissions and Examination Management Center said in an interview with reporters on the same day that Wei, a student from Gaoping No. 2 Middle School in Jincheng City, has been admitted to Shanxi Medical University. Although he is not a nursing major, However, candidates can apply to the school for changing majors after admission.

Li, a student from Zezhou County No. 1 Middle School in Jincheng City, has been admitted to Luliang College in Shanxi Province. Because his chosen school, Daqing Normal College, is in Daqing City, Heilongjiang Province, his original name has been restored across provinces. The application involves the enrollment plans of two provinces and two schools. The procedures are cumbersome, time-consuming, very difficult, and there is no precedent.

According to him, before the college entrance examination, the Shanxi General College Entrance Examination Candidates Online Service Platform has set up red warning signs in the login window, entrance to fill in the volunteer instructions, and entrance to fill in the application to remind candidates to protect their passwords. , and issued warnings to candidates and parents through multiple media.

In this warning, the Shanxi Provincial Admissions and Examination Management Center emphasized that no department, school, or individual has the right to require candidates to provide login passwords, nor does it have the right to perform any operations on behalf of candidates. If candidates are forcibly asked for login passwords, candidates can report it to the school, local admissions management department or public security agency.

If candidates suspect that their password has been leaked, they can log in to the platform at any time to change their password. If you accidentally lose or forget your password, you can bring your ID card and admission ticket to the registration office in the county (city, district) where you registered to reset your password.