According to cybersecurity experts, the risk of disclosure of translation software applications mainly focuses on three key links: cloud transmission, mainstream translation software relies on cloud processing data, and sensitive information uploaded by users is easy to be stolen; in the data retention process, some software makes translation records public by default, and completely preserves translation content, which is easy to be traced back and accurately penetrated; supply chain loopholes, unofficial translation software and plug-ins may implant malicious code, lurk secrets, and establish illegal communication channels. Cybersecurity experts suggest that relevant personnel should strictly abide by the three principles of “standardized use, strict control of authority, and careful installation” to prevent disclosure of secrets in their work.

According to cybersecurity experts, the risk of disclosure of translation software applications mainly focuses on three key links: cloud transmission, mainstream translation software relies on cloud processing data, and sensitive information uploaded by users is easy to be stolen; in the data retention process, some software makes translation records public by default, and completely preserves translation content, which is easy to be traced back and accurately penetrated; supply chain loopholes, unofficial translation software and plug-ins may implant malicious code, lurk secrets, and establish illegal communication channels. Cybersecurity experts suggest that relevant personnel should strictly abide by the three principles of “standardized use, strict control of authority, and careful installation” to prevent disclosure of secrets in their work.