pjbooks Chapter 73 Full-Star Hacker War: IAA Security System
Chapter 73 Full-Star Hacker War: IAA Security System
Goodness, that's really good.
If I understand correctly, this is just to "borrow" a cloud device, right?
It's similar to renting cloud computers and cloud phones online, is it really that exaggerated?
Damn, a master hacker like Manxing can easily push the limits of an ordinary hacker with a single move.
If he could upgrade his skills, Ma Jieke couldn't imagine how happy he would be, a true Earth's number one player.
After some consideration, I decided against that medical center; the equipment was too outdated.
The Los Angeles Police Department is good; the success rate is shown as extremely high, and the estimated time is a maximum of 10 minutes.
Supercomputing centers are impressive, but the time cost is too high, and they can't afford to be delayed at all.
Besides, infiltrating the IAA's identity verification system doesn't require that much computing power, right? Like using a nuclear bomb to kill a mosquito.
Ultimately, the Los Angeles Police Department was chosen as the perfect partner for the five-star good citizen.
[Entering the data investigation phase...]
[Open source intelligence gathering in progress...]
[Active information gathering in progress...]
[Passive information gathering in progress...]
[System vulnerability scan in progress...]
【已发现1...7...25...99...358处安全漏洞】
[Too many vulnerabilities detected on this server; automatically injected with a T1-C type data swarm for a full-coverage attack]
[Brute-force attack in progress...5%...19%...70%...100%]
Password cracked, access privileges elevated to root (super administrator)
[Do you want to enable incognito browsing and anti-forensic procedures?]
Start it up! It has to start, otherwise, what if we leave evidence and our uncle comes knocking on our door?
[System logs being modified...]
[Timestamp being modified...]
The real IP address has been hidden.
Ma Jie was stunned, and a famous modern poem came to mind.
I leave as gently as I came; I wave my hand, leaving not a single cloud behind.
Is this all the Los Angeles Police Department is capable of? It's useless, honey. It's riddled with holes. No wonder there are high-ranking officials everywhere.
[This server has been remotely hijacked. Should we implant a backdoor?]
Backdoor implantation? What does that mean? It sounds a bit unhealthy.
Even with this kind of foolproof guidance, it's still a bit beyond the scope of computer novices.
I switched to my browser and searched for the solution, only to find out that it was actually a remote access Trojan deployed to remain dormant for a long time.
This is essentially equivalent to installing a hidden backdoor on the Los Angeles Police Department's servers. As long as this backdoor is not discovered and repaired, unrestricted access will be possible.
I came in, I came out, I came in again, I came out again.
Splat... Silky smooth, very moisturizing, and without any resistance.
If that's the case, then it has to be implanted. You're offering to let me do it for free, why wouldn't I?
It's hard to imagine the despair on the faces of the future programmers within the police station when they discover this vulnerability.
I tried it out, and with a few simple steps, I was able to directly access surveillance footage from inside the police station and on the street.
Two police officers are escorting a law-abiding Los Santos citizen through a corridor, while a portly security guard sits at his desk secretly eating a donut.
It is worth mentioning that a significant portion of the American public strongly opposes cameras and facial recognition technology because they believe it infringes on their sacred right to privacy.
That's right, what's so important about monitoring crime? You can't film me anyway.
The Los Angeles Police Department has several ways to respond, one of which is to implement a "police-business synchronization and sharing" program.
What I mean is that I don't install cameras; instead, I partner with businesses throughout the city and integrate with their monitoring systems.
Don't you have the right to privacy? Don't other people have the right to prevent theft?
Second, you want real-time access to private surveillance cameras? You say you won't let me access them? Okay, wait until you're caught red-handed one day, then sorry, I can't solve your case.
Third, in a high-crime area like Skid Row, if I can't control other people, can't I control the homeless? Whether you like it or not, if you're so capable, smash it.
The camera then switches to the street, where passing vehicles and pedestrians can be clearly seen, and the specific coordinates are then located in the poorest area.
A group of homeless people were queuing up for relief meals. Upon closer inspection, Jimmy Can was among them, chatting animatedly with others while dragging a woven bag.
People would pass by and greet him every now and then; without even having to read their lips, he knew they were deliberately trying to curry favor.
The once impoverished town has now seen a change of power, with all fixed resource points now belonging to the Blue Hair Squad.
Of course, Ma Jie didn't go too far; you can still stay in the slums.
Jungle when you should jungle, level up when you should level up, socialize when you should socialize, and beg when you should beg.
But one thing: keep your hands clean and don't touch things that don't belong to you.
However, after my people collect the treasure chests, you can still try to snag some leftovers.
In the past, there was a tradition in the rural areas of Dongda that after a family had harvested sweet potatoes, other villagers were allowed to continue harvesting them.
Because it's impossible to achieve a 100% collection rate, there will always be some sweet potatoes left over.
As human beings, if you can eat meat, can't others even have a sip of soup? If that goes on for a long time, people will start to think, "Why not be born with a special destiny?"
Ma Jieke understood this very well; he wouldn't be as ruthless as the Blood Gang, strictly forbidding any scavengers from entering his territory.
Ultimately, this falls under the category of shady activities with gang-related characteristics. Who knows, one day the government might issue an official document and stop you from picking them up.
This has happened abroad before, where trash cans are locked, supposedly to prevent homeless people from rummaging through them and affecting the environment...
Ma Jie didn't dare waste too much time on exploration; he had originally wanted to try controlling traffic lights and such.
But this "superhuman experience" is a temporary skill. If we keep playing like this, will we still be able to get our real work done?
Quickly switch to the custom UI interface. Since it's in auxiliary mode, here are a few simple and easy-to-understand apps.
[Encryption System Penetration][Data Tampering and Theft][Phishing Attacks][Advanced APT Attacks][Virus Development][Intelligence Selling][Security Defense][Intrusion into IoT and AI Systems]
There was no time to look at anything else; I quickly started the first item: "Encryption System Penetration".
Then enter IAA in the search bar to search, select it, and confirm to launch the attack.
The network security defense system architecture has been found to be complex. It is recommended to perform a small-scale edge test first, and then conduct further analysis and judgment. The recommended tools are as follows.
Hound7 sniffer excels at finding unpatched local vulnerabilities and patches.
[N9SSS Snake is a custom-designed program, skilled in firewall bypass and tunneling techniques]
[Mega Evolution Chameleon 3.0, adept at disguising its identity, tricks users on internal networks into clicking phishing links]
Is this how it works? Judging from the description, the Hound 7 sniffer is a standard method, but finding unpatched vulnerabilities in the IAA's defense system will likely be extremely difficult.
I didn't quite understand the snake's custom programming, but judging from the name, it doesn't seem to be very aggressive; it's just for detection.
As for this Mega Evolution Chameleon 3.0, it is clearly intended to use IAA agents as a breakthrough point, starting by hacking into personal accounts, and then carrying out a global penetration.
Well then, I'm sorry, in Ma Jieke's opinion, the best defense is offense, so he directly chose the chameleon.
I wonder which lucky Agent Smith I'll encounter.
[Fake internal network information is being created]
[Reading verification request]
[Password cracking in progress... Please wait patiently...]
[Fake emails are being created]
The message has been sent; please wait for a response.