悉尼大学在6月的考试期间发现了至少10个科目的考卷被泄露，学生通过使用隐蔽摄像头和无线耳机进行实时作弊1。SBS Chinese的调查显示，抖音上存在数十个账户正在销售此类作弊设备，其中隐蔽摄像头的租赁价格为3000至5000元，购买价格则为8000至11000元1。一名卖家声称仅在6月就售出了超过10套设备1。
除了作弊设备销售外，商业学术上诉机构也趁机向遭调查的学生提供服务，收费约为2000澳元，但成功率并无保证1。这些机构可能通过伪造文件等手段协助学生，违规行为可能导致学生被永久开除1。已知一名国际学生为申请特殊撤课而向上诉机构支付了7250元1。
作弊现象并非仅限澳大利亚。英国Ofqual的报告显示，2025年共有2225起涉及手机和智能设备的作弊案例，占所有作弊案例的44.3%1。为应对这一问题，澳大利亚高等教育监管机构TEQSA已屏蔽了422个提供非法学术作弊服务的网站1。
Sydney University discovered that exam papers for at least ten subjects were compromised during June 2025 examinations, with students employing concealed cameras and wireless earpieces to receive real-time assistance during tests.1 An investigation by SBS Chinese revealed dozens of accounts on the short-video platform TikTok offering such cheating devices, with rental prices ranging from 3,000 to 5,000 Chinese yuan and purchase prices between 8,000 and 11,000 yuan.1 One vendor claimed to have sold more than ten complete device sets in June alone.1
The sophistication of academic misconduct extends beyond equipment sales. Commercial academic appeal agencies have capitalized on the situation by offering services to students under investigation, charging substantial fees with no guaranteed success rates.1 One international student paid 7,250 yuan to an appeal agency seeking approval for special course withdrawal.1 These services, while charging approximately 2,000 Australian dollars, risk exposing students to permanent expulsion should forged documentation be discovered.1
The cheating methods using mobile technology represent a growing trend in academic dishonesty. The United Kingdom's Ofqual reported 2,225 exam cheating cases involving mobile phones and smart devices in 2025, accounting for 44.3 percent of all recorded cheating incidents.1 In response to escalating misconduct, Australia's higher education regulator TEQSA has blocked 422 websites offering illegal academic cheating services.1
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