"Hackers are called hackers because they are the guys who specialize in wreaking havoc with computers. But what we are facing is not a bunch of simple troublemakers who just vandalize for fun."
"Trojan horse account theft?... NO"
"Invading home cameras and ruining the network environment with low-quality scanners?"
"That is only what amateur hackers would do."
"Real hackers manipulate trillions in online transactions, steal national secret documents, move in and out of military information bases without being detected."
"Military intelligence isn’t even transmitted to the front lines before hackers can recite it by heart and sell it for a fortune. At that point, military secrets are no longer secrets. Any confidential instructions can be intercepted by them with just a few keystrokes."
"I know everyone seated here is a brilliant student, true talents, the backbone of the nation. But where there are system vulnerabilities, hackers will penetrate without fail..."
Gu Xiaoxi had not finished speaking.
Tang Yisheng interrupted her, "We are not interested in talking in theory. Do these so-called top hackers truly exist? I don’t believe that such people exist in this world."
"You don’t believe?" Gu Xiaoxi chuckled lightly.
Her hands in her pockets, she carried a casual demeanor, her eyes filled with a cool indifference, "Yes, because you’ve never seen them. Even if someone hacks into your information system, you wouldn’t be able to detect it."
"What! Gu Xiaoxi, don’t make such absurd claims!" Tang Yisheng’s face turned utterly dark in an instant.
"No! I never make empty boasts. Since you don’t believe that top hackers exist in this world, let’s do this. Return everyone’s phones to them. Let’s play a game," Gu Xiaoxi proposed nonchalantly.
She had not initially planned to convince everyone.
She thought that a few people would follow the major general and leave, but surprisingly, everyone stayed.
It was time to put them in their place.
Show them what a top hacker is all about.
Quickly, two soldiers returned the phones to everyone.
Gu Xiaoxi powered up the computer in front of her.
High-end configuration, swift response time. A moment later, as everyone got their phones back, Gu Xiaoxi looked up and scanned the room, "Now, start checking your phones to see if they power on."
Everyone was confused about what Gu Xiaoxi was up to and immediately grabbed their phones to turn them on if they were off.
The Gu Xiaoxi seated in front of the room tapped rapidly on the keyboard, and after a short while, she hit the Enter key several times in a row, relaxed her fingers and ceased her actions, finishing her work.
The task was completed.
Looking at everyone again, Xu Jingshen distinctly saw a hint of slyness in Gu Xiaoxi’s smiling eyes.
He had a feeling that something unpleasant was about to happen, similar to the smile she had when the major general had been hit.
Xu Jingshen instinctively wanted to shut off his phone but found it was too late. His phone screen turned white, displaying a chubby pig making faces at everyone every three seconds.
It wasn’t just him; all two hundred people around him found their phones with a white screen, each with a pig making faces at them.
In less than ten minutes, how did Gu Xiaoxi achieve this? She had managed to implant a virus onto two hundred phones simultaneously.
"Gu Xiaoxi, this phone of mine is a limited edition. Very expensive! What if the virus damages it? Will you compensate?" a lieutenant blustered furiously. They were intelligence officers from the Navy forces.