TechFlame News, November 13 – According to Cailian Press, combating and regulating cybercrime has become a global challenge. The Eighth National Criminal Trial Work Conference, held on November 13, emphasized the need to safeguard cyberspace security and put forward specific requirements in three key areas: addressing emerging issues such as the disposal of virtual currencies involved in cases, obscene performances in live streaming, jurisdiction over cybercrime cases, and the authentication of electronic evidence, with the aim of further improving judicial rules, standardizing adjudication criteria, and promoting lawful and civilized internet usage; cracking down severely on cross-border online gambling crimes in accordance with the law, prosecuting online platforms that provide services for overseas gambling or disseminate gambling-related harmful information, and collaborating with relevant authorities to dismantle online gambling promotion chains; and intensifying efforts to combat upstream illegal activities in the black and gray industries, such as infringements on citizens' personal information, imposing strict penalties on "insiders within industries," applying occupational bans as stipulated by law, and reinforcing the supervisory responsibilities of online platforms.