Beishifu fan college was attacked again! Wu Xindai criticized the security screws as being loose
The Taipei Geodetic Engineering Office's official fan account was stolen by hackers and posted Chinese AI videos. Wu Xindai, a candidate for Taiwan's Kejin North City Council, questioned the security management of the North City Government.
Quick Look
- The Taipei Geodetic Engineering Office's official fan page "Taipei Geomagic" was stolen by hackers and released Chinese AI videos in recent days.
- Taiwan's radical candidate Wu Xindai questioned whether the security screws of the Taipei City Government were tightened.
- She detailed the numerous incidents of city government fan pages being stolen over the years and called on the city government to thoroughly investigate and face up to Taiwan's serious security threats.
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Why It Matters
The official fan pages of several bureaus and offices of the Taipei City Government have been hacked and stolen many times in the past few years.
The official fan blog "Taipei Earth Chronicles" operated by the Geodetic Engineering Division of the Taipei City Public Works Bureau was hacked by hackers on September 24. "Chinese AI videos" were posted in the past few days, triggering criticism from netizens. In this regard, Taipei City Neihu and Nangang District City Councilor candidate Wu Hsin-dai pointed out that this is not the first time that the Taipei City Government has had its fans stolen. The same package has come out again and again, making people question whether the information security screws of the Taipei City Government are tightened? She called on the city government to thoroughly investigate the use and management of network platforms in various bureaus and face up to the fact that Taiwan is in a situation where information security is threatened.
Wu Xindai posted on Facebook that this is not the first time that a fan page managed by the Taipei City Government has been stolen. In 2020, during the Ko Wenzhe Municipal Government, the Sports Bureau's "Taipei Sports Bar" was stolen, and a large number of pornographic images appeared; in 2022, the fan page of the Industrial Development Bureau was stolen; in November 2025, during the Jiang Wanan Municipal Government, the Cultural Bureau's Facebook page was stolen The administrative authority was removed, and an announcement was made on November 6 that it was back to normal. The next day, it was announced that "the situation is abnormal again." Within a year, the Taipei City Government's Public Works Bureau's Department of Land and Infrastructure issued the package. From Ko Wenzhe to Chiang Wanan, the mayor changed, and the bureau changed. The same package came out again and again, making people question whether the Taipei City Government's information security screws are tightened?
Wu Xindai pointed out that she was curious about whether Jiang Wanan knew that Taiwan is one of the countries that suffers the most severe cyber attacks in the world. According to statistics, it withstands about 2.6 million attacks every day. In such a severe environment, if the screws of the city government had not been tightened, a situation like today would occur: Fan pages were maliciously misappropriated and used to broadcast Chinese videos.
Wu Xindai once again pointed out that the scary thing is that what was taken away today was a fan page and a short video was broadcast. What if the next time the other party uses the name of the city government to issue fake class suspensions and fake evacuation announcements? Taipei City is a municipality directly under the Central Government, and all aspects are indicators. City government activities and announcements are now released through these platforms. If something like this can happen in every bureau, how can citizens believe that the above news is from the city government?
Wu Xindai called on the Beijing Municipal Government to thoroughly investigate the use and management of the Internet platforms of each bureau. Bureaus and activities need to be publicized. Who is managing these accounts, whether they are outsourced, and whether multiple verifications are enabled. After the investigation, a clear explanation will be given to the citizens.
We also ask the city government to face up to the fact that Taiwan is in a situation where information security is threatened. In the future, cyber attacks will only become more violent and will not stop. Please tighten the security screws of all bureaus immediately to prevent the same thing from causing trouble to the public again.
She said that calling the police is what should be done after an accident. She hopes that the city government will answer citizens’ questions: What did the city government do after the last accident to prevent it from happening again next time?
Open Questions
- Do all bureaus and offices of the Beijing Municipal Government implement multiple verification mechanisms?
- What specific preventive measures did the city government take after the last fan incident?




