So many live streaming platforms of all sizes

Kuaishou has really run into some serious trouble this time.

①. In recent years, this is the most severe P0-level incident for major companies. It's several magnitudes more serious than any previous APP incident, especially for a national software.

②. It's highly likely that this is an attack by top foreign hackers. Normally, the 'live streaming' feature is the most rigorously reviewed, has the strictest standards, and the highest security backups for short video software, but the hackers actually managed to break through account security, AI reviews, and even manual reviews, resulting in such a large-scale loss of control, and the incident lasted over ten minutes, which is not something ordinary hackers can achieve.

③. Kuaishou employees are going to suffer as a consequence. The year-end bonuses for the security, risk control, and review teams are likely to go down the drain, the year-end bonuses for the live streaming team are likely to go down the drain, and the marketing and public relations departments will definitely be busy for a while. Just when it should be a happy end of the year, encountering such a black swan, it's really tough for the workers.

④. The repercussions affect the entire content industry.
If they can attack Kuaishou today, what about Douyin and Bilibili tomorrow? If they attack video live streaming platforms today, what about graphic platforms tomorrow? If hackers are releasing content with colored labels today, does that mean there is a risk of releasing other types of content?