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CTOnews.com, December 9 (Xinhua) according to a research report by the Lithuanian company Nord Security, the data of more than 5 million people around the world have been stolen and sold on robot networks. The worst impact is in India, where 600000 Indian account information is sold on robotic networks, with an average price of 490 rupees per account.

The report points out that the stolen data includes user login credentials, cookies, digital fingerprints, screenshots and other relevant information. The company mainly studied the Genesis Market, Russian Market and 2Easy robot markets and found that the stolen information came from Google, Microsoft and Facebook accounts.

Nord Security, a Lithuanian company, said: "the difference between the robot market and other dark net markets is that they can get a lot of data about a person in one place. And after the robot is sold, they assure buyers that their information will continue to be updated as long as the victim's device is infected by the robot."

In their study, the researchers found 667 million cookie,8.1, 10, 000 digital fingerprints, 538000 self-filling forms, a large number of device screenshots and webcam snapshots.

CTOnews.com learned that digital robots are becoming more and more common. They play a role in the areas of customer service, search engine optimization and entertainment. However, not all robots behave themselves, and many of them may be malicious robots. Hackers sell malware robot logs in various robot markets, posing an unimaginable threat.

Once malware is installed on the victim's computer, it creates a thief log or document and collects all stolen data into it. The virus is like a trained dog sniffing around the computer to detect valuable information about the victim and his hardware. Using all the stolen data, a person's digital identity can be created.

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