The use of pirated software is an infringing and illegal act. One should not seek a defense strategy to reduce the punishment, but should recognize its wrongness and assume corresponding responsibilities. Pirated software infringes the intellectual property rights of software developers and damages the healthy development and innovation environment of the software industry. It is the right thing to actively cooperate with the investigation, sincerely admit mistakes, and take the initiative to take measures to eliminate the consequences of infringement (such as stopping the use of pirated software, purchasing genuine software, etc.). This helps to show an attitude of admitting mistakes and strive for a certain level of consideration in subsequent processing, but it is by no means an excuse for infringement. We should establish a sense of respect for intellectual property rights, use software legally, and jointly maintain a good market order and innovation ecology. Any attempt to evade or reduce the legal liability caused by pirated software is not conducive to the long-term development of oneself and the society as a whole.