轉知教育部「不迷小紅書，青春不迷途」宣導專區資訊，提醒師生注意App資安風險Please be informed of the Ministry of Education’s “Don’t Get Lost in Xiaohongshu, Stay Smart in Youth” awareness campaign, reminding teachers and students to be cautious of app-related cybersecurity risks.

近年來，小紅書等應用程式在國人間廣泛下載使用，衍生出資訊安全疑慮、詐騙及其他校園安全事件。為此，教育部已建置「不迷小紅書，青春不迷途」專區，並於本校首頁「快速連結」頁面之「宣導專區」區塊中放置連結，供師生參考運用。

同時，國家安全局亦發布示警，指出經調查局及刑事局抽檢多款中國大陸製應用程式（包括小紅書、微博、抖音、微信及百度雲盤等），皆發現存在「過度蒐集個資」及「權限濫用」等資安問題，且封包資料會回傳至中國大陸境內伺服器，恐導致使用者個資遭第三方濫用，提醒全校師生同仁提高警覺，謹慎使用相關應用程式。

In recent years, apps such as Xiaohongshu have been widely downloaded and used locally, raising concerns over information security, fraud and other campus safety issues. In response, the Ministry of Education has established the “Don’t Get Lost in Xiaohongshu, Stay Smart in Youth” portal. A link to this portal has been placed in the “Awareness Campaign” section under the “Quick Links” page on our university’s homepage for teachers and students to access and use as a reference.

At the same time, the National Security Bureau issued a warning, noting that inspections by the Investigation Bureau and Criminal Investigation Bureau of several China-produced apps—including Xiaohongshu, Weibo, TikTok (Douyin), WeChat, and Baidu Cloud—revealed issues such as excessive personal data collection and permission abuse. Data packets from these apps may be transmitted to servers in mainland China, potentially leading to misuse of users’ personal information by third parties. All faculty, staff and students are advised to remain vigilant and exercise caution when using these applications.