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Chapter 86 - I’m Not That Kind of Person
Chapter 86 - I’m Not That Kind of Person
Chapter 86: I’m Not That Kind of Person
Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
“Uh, the counterattack programs written by the other party are all very basic beginner programs. Isn’t it a little too simple?” He Sheng said with a strange expression.
These counterattack programs were so simple that they could be seen through at a glance. In hacking skills, they were as difficult as elementary school textbooks. Compared to the firewall that had strictly defended He Sheng’s attack just now, the difference was too great. It was simply amazing.
He Sheng effortlessly defeated the other party’s counterattack and began to attack the remaining effective parts of the other party’s firewall. Could it be that the other party was deliberately creating such loopholes and differences to mock him? He Sheng immediately felt a little complicated.
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After discovering that the phone had been maliciously sent with a virus and had fallen into a looping deadline, Shan Chen quickly connected the phone to the computer and tried to counterattack with the hacker knowledge taught by Shan Yue.
However, before he could take two steps, the program virus immediately surged in. If he had not disconnected quickly, even the computer data would have suffered.
“What should I do?” Shan Chen wiped his cold sweat and muttered. This was the first time he had faced an unknown virus attack since he started learning hacking. He was so flustered that he had many programming errors and was flustered.
Just as he realized that he had failed, his phone suddenly started to turn on normally, and the original bright red frame disappeared.
“This is… returning to normal?” Shan Chen was dumbfounded.
“Normal my ass. The firewall has been completely destroyed. This person is about to obtain all the information inside your phone!” Shan Yue suddenly appeared behind Shan Chen and knocked his head angrily.
“Aiyo, Sister, why are you out!” Shan Chen gritted his teeth in pain. He was about to ask Shan Yue what had happened when Shan Yue pushed him away from his seat.
“Move aside. If I’m a few seconds late, all your information will be known,” Shan Yue said resentfully. She had already made it so clear, but this silly brother still looked unhurried and slow.
As soon as Shan Yue sat down, she quickly controlled Shan Chen’s computer and started typing on the keyboard. Her hand speed was so fast that Shan Chen could barely see the afterimages left behind by her fingers.
In less than three seconds, a program with strong attack intent that Shan Yue had written was sent over. At the same time, Shan Chen’s phone had just turned on. Before the other party’s information theft virus could start operating, it was eliminated by Shan Yue.
“Where did this guy who put the virus on your phone come from? Don’t tell me you’re browsing some small website you shouldn’t be looking at?” Shan Yue frowned and asked curiously as she looked at the strings of data flowing on the computer screen.
“I, I didn’t!” Shan Chen’s face instantly turned red as he tried to explain incoherently, “Sister, I’m not that kind of person!”
Shan Yue knew that this little boy, Shan Chen, was thin-skinned. After teasing him for a while, she stopped teasing him. She nodded to show that she understood and began to track down the Internet address where she had implanted the virus program into Shan Chen.
Seeing that Shan Yue did not continue to pursue the matter, Shan Chen heaved a sigh of relief and asked awkwardly, “Sister, aren’t you resting in your room? How did you know that there was something wrong with my phone?”
“It’s a protection program I set up casually before. It sends a message to me when a virus attacks you,” Shan Yue explained.
As early as the two of them had finished buying their phones, Shan Yue had set up firewall programs in both their phones to resist malicious programs on the Internet. After all, she often used her home network to contact Night Shadow. This was also to prevent others from finding out about her existence through various clues.
Generally speaking, the firewall program she had written was definitely not detectable by ordinary people and could not be broken. She was quite surprised to receive the news that Shan Chen’s phone had been implanted with a virus today.
After all, her other identity was the world’s number one hacker, Zero. Although it was also a hobby she cultivated when she was free, it was also something she had spent some effort on. There were no more than twenty people in the world who could attack the program she had set up.