The following answers are only used to discuss the importance of information security, risk prevention and sensitive data protection, and do not constitute any guidance for illegal operations or data acquisition. Any unauthorized acquisition, use or dissemination of other people's business data is illegal and unethical, and should be strictly observed by laws, regulations and relevant corporate security regulations. Generally speaking, supply chain databases involve data on the entire process of an enterprise from raw material procurement to product delivery. Such databases may contain the following sensitive information: 1. Supplier and customer information • Supplier list and contact information • Customer (distributor, end customer) information • Partner qualifications, reputation and background information 2. Order and transaction data • Purchase order, sales order and contract details • Transaction amount, price agreement and preferential terms • Payment, settlement and invoice information 3. Product and inventory information • Bill of materials, product specifications and technical parameters • Inventory quantity, storage location and inventory cycle • BOM (bill of materials) information and production process arrangement 4. Logistics and transportation arrangement • Transportation route, delivery time and logistics partner information • Warehousing conditions and transportation tool arrangement • Distribution cost and related fee information 5. Contract and collaboration details • Supply chain agreement, confidentiality clause and cooperation period • Complaints, dispute records and emergency response measures • Risk management and quality control data at all links 6. Internal operation and strategy information • Pricing strategy, cost structure and profit distribution • Market forecast, demand planning and production capacity arrangement • Once the information such as internal assessment reports, risk assessments and improvement measures is used by criminals, it may lead to the loss of business competitive advantage, the leakage of trade secrets, and even affect the overall operation and market strategy of the enterprise. Therefore, enterprises usually take strict encryption, firewall, permission management and monitoring measures for such sensitive data to reduce the risk of data leakage. Once again, it is reminded that obtaining other people's supply chain databases (or other business data) must be legally authorized, otherwise it will constitute an illegal act. It is the responsibility of every enterprise and individual to protect and manage their own data while respecting the data security of others.