自命为“黑客学校”的黑客网站等通过互联网传授黑客技术,为他人违法犯罪行为提供技术帮助和技术支持,已经成为亟待解决的刑法问题。此类传授黑客技术行为客观上催生了无数的正犯行为,从而在整体上的危害性远远大于正犯行为的危害性。应当考虑以传授犯罪方法罪打击传授黑客技术行为的可能性。但是网络犯罪的异化是一个共性的问题,传授犯罪方法罪的网络异化,体现在传授对象、传授行为以及犯罪主观要件等三个方面,对此传统刑法应当通过理论微调和扩张解释的方式进行积极回应。在扩张解释的边界之外,才应当考虑入罪化的必要性。 Hackers who self-proclaimed “hacking schools” and so on, have taught hacking techniques through the Internet and provided technical assistance and technical support to others for their crimes. This has become an urgent criminal law issue. This kind of imparting hacking technology objectively has given birth to innumerable principal offenses, so that the overall danger is far greater than that of criminal actions. Consideration should be given to the possibility of cracking down on criminal techniques of hacking by criminalizing crimes. However, the alienation of cybercrime is a common problem. The cyber alienation of the crime of imparting criminal methods is manifested in three aspects: imparting the object, imparting behavior and the subjective elements of crime, and the traditional criminal law should be actively motivated by fine-tuning the theory and expanding the explanation Respond. Outside the boundaries of the expanded interpretation, the need for criminalization should be considered.