Chapter 364: War of words

Wang Hai was slightly surprised when he saw Cohen agree. After all, people like Cohen hate being monitored the most, but at this moment, he agreed so readily, which is really puzzling. Wang Hai looked at Lin Feng with a look of amazement.

, I don’t know what the two talked about just now, but Lin Feng actually made Cohen accept surveillance so happily.

"Wang Hai, they will be under your control and put into your department." Lin Feng ignored Wang Hai's surprise and turned around and ordered. Since Wang Hai has the means to make them lifelong employees, they will be under Wang Hai's management.

"Haha, welcome everyone. Don't worry, I will never treat you badly. With an annual salary of 200,000, I think you should be satisfied." Lin Feng said.

Zhongshentong Xiaorong and others nodded indifferently, their faces flushed, and they didn't know what they were excited about. Lin Feng was even more surprised at what method Wang Hai used just now to make this hacker master so willingly accept to become a lifelong employee of the company.

And he looked excited. Weird!

After arranging everything, Lin Feng found Wang Meng.

"Brother Meng, can you help me bring Kevin Mitnick to China?" Lin Feng looked at Wang Meng.

Wang Meng frowned slightly. It is not easy to take someone away under the surveillance of the FBI, but it is not impossible.

"Boss, you have to understand the consequences of getting him. If he invades the network in China and is caught again, he may implicate the company." Wang Meng worried that he could help Lin Feng, but the prerequisite is that Lin Feng cannot treason. If

Kevin Mitnick went to China and disclosed domestic information to foreign organizations, which Wang Meng will never forgive.

"Don't worry, his men will all be Chinese by then. I believe he will not do anything harmful to our country's interests." Lin Feng affirmed.

In terms of hacker strength, Chinese hackers are not as good as American hackers for the time being, but Kevin asked these Chinese hackers for help. He was originally showing his loyalty and reassuring Lin Feng. In this way, no matter how powerful Kevin Mitnick is, he will not do anything small.

, Xiaorong and others are not vegetarians. After all, they are Chinese and will not turn their elbows outward. Moreover, the history of hacker wars has proved that they have a Chinese heart.

Wang Meng thought for a while and agreed with Lin Feng's statement. Besides, he would send people to protect him when the time comes, which would also be to monitor him in disguise. He believed that he would not do anything that would harm the state.

"Don't worry, I will send someone to pick him up as soon as possible." When Wang Meng nodded at Chengpiao Astronomy Station, he not only deleted all the contents of the website database, but even attacked the hardware. There may be a big storm tomorrow." Wang Hai said.

He also didn't expect that Cohen would be so crazy. He actually implemented a "three-light" policy on the Japanese website, leaving no trace behind. Although this was cool, it was also quite troublesome.

Lin Feng frowned slightly, but his heart was extremely happy.

"Don't worry, no matter how much they hate me, they can still bite me!" Lin Feng said.

The three of them looked at each other and smiled.

"By the way, why did you make Xiaorong and the others so excited?" Lin Feng remembered his surprise just now.

Wang Hai had a strange look on his face, and finally said, "Use the tactics of a political commissar in the military."

When Wang Meng heard this, he shook his head helplessly and left while suppressing a smile.

"Political commissar in the military?" Lin Feng was stunned, but then laughed. However, Wang Hai's use of this method to deal with Xiaorong and others was indeed the best idea for him, and there would be no future troubles.

One night passed, and the next day was already January 17th, and there were still two days left before the first "Second World Players Annual Conference". However, when the Chinese people woke up from a deep sleep, the whole of Asia was already in an uproar and became a commotion.

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Yesterday, January 16, 2002, can be said to be the darkest night in the history of Japan's Internet. Overnight, all the websites of major Japanese companies, including government websites, were hacked. After one night, Japanese netizens woke up the next morning.

Suddenly, I discovered that except for a few personal websites that could be browsed, all websites in Japan were paralyzed and in a vacuum. It was not until about 9 a.m. that major websites resumed logging in. However, after logging in, Japanese netizens found that the content of the website was worse than when they logged in yesterday.

A lot less. Especially for many websites that have account information, if you log in again, all the account information will be gone.

On the spot, Japanese netizens became excited, angrily criticizing the website and demanding an explanation.

Faced with the rebuke of Japanese netizens, major Japanese companies also have a headache. Yesterday was a very painful night for major Japanese companies. Website information disappeared inexplicably. Most ordinary company websites are fine, but

The page data of the website is lost, and it can be rebuilt. But for some websites that provide online sales, it is a fatal blow. Overnight, all customer information is lost, and the orders have disappeared. Faced with the fierce demands,

When these companies were helpless to explain, they also vented their anger. They held press conferences one after another to strongly condemn this hacking behavior and pointed the finger directly at Chinese hackers.

All Japanese government websites were hacked last night. When major domestic companies were in trouble, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan even sent a letter to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, strongly condemning this kind of cyber terrorism by Chinese hackers and asking the Chinese government to hand over the murderer.

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On the same day, major newspapers in China reported the matter, and the news that Chinese hackers had hacked all Japanese websites spread throughout the country. Regardless of whether they knew what a hacker was or not, all domestic netizens talked about the news with great enthusiasm.

He was greatly appreciated and praised as a hero. Suddenly, a large number of domestic netizens flocked to hacker websites such as the "Hacker Alliance" and eagerly learned hacker knowledge.

China's first golden age of hackers was born.

Faced with accusations from the Japanese government and abuse from Japanese companies, the Chinese government held an emergency press conference at 9:30 a.m.

"We sympathize with the hacking of major Japanese websites last night. However, 123 websites in our country were also hacked last night, resulting in heavy losses. Therefore, we hereby strongly declare that our country will never support such behavior by cyber hackers and will

We call on all countries around the world to crack down on cyber hackers." The official spokesperson spoke eloquently, but it was as if he had said nothing.

What’s more embarrassing for the official spokesperson is that there are surprisingly few reporters on the scene. Originally, this kind of thing should be enough to cause a sensation, and the audience should be full of reporters, but today it’s better, there are only two or three kittens, which is completely opposite to the usual lively atmosphere. Helpless

, the official spokesperson briefly answered a few questions and announced the adjournment of the meeting.

Where were the reporters? They all went to Shanghai, because Lin Feng was going to hold a press conference today. Compared to the government's vague, neutral, and boring press conference, Lin Feng was undoubtedly more popular here and had more "material".

Many reporters will naturally choose wisely where to go.

Lin Feng didn’t know that the government would suddenly announce an emergency press conference today, otherwise Lin Feng would never compete with the government for this “spotlight.” However, looking at the crowd of reporters in the audience, Lin Feng had to sigh, when will everyone

I hate that kind of "people" who deliberately show off.

"Everyone, I think everyone already knows the news that major Japanese websites were hacked last night. However, in response to Japanese officials and companies blaming our Chinese hackers for their actions, as a Chinese, I need to clarify here and tell you at the same time.

I have something for everyone, some sad news." Lin Feng knocked on the table to silence the scene.

Lin Feng raised a faint smile with a hint of sarcasm at the corner of his mouth.

Many reporters' hearts skipped a beat. Whenever they saw Lin Feng's face with a sarcastic smile, it meant that there would be violent news coming out later.

"Last night, no, within the past three days, all my companies, including 'Second World', 'Dingdang.com' and other corporate websites were attacked by hackers. These hackers wanted to break through my company's firewall.

Invading the internal database and even trying to get the core confidential documents of my company, I hereby strongly condemn this behavior." Lin Feng ordered someone to take out a stack of data sheets.

"These data prove that the attack IP addresses in the past three days are all from Japan. They can clearly prove that within these three days, Japanese hackers have been frantically attacking our company's website, trying to obtain core secrets." Lin Feng handed over a stack of data sheets.

He slapped the table hard.

"Here, I call on the Japanese government to punish these hackers and ensure the cleanliness of the Internet." Lin Feng said angrily.

There was an uproar at the scene. Many reporters did not expect that Lin Feng could actually provide evidence. Compared with the impassioned rhetoric of the Japanese and Chinese governments, this was much more weighty, and they did not expect that Lin Feng would dare to challenge the Japanese government. This is comparable to the country's bloody

Much more.

"Director Lin, are all these evidences true?" a reporter asked.

"Later, I will order someone to publish it on the Internet. You only need to ask the relevant network security to verify the authenticity. Here, I strongly protest against the barbaric accusations made by Japanese companies and governments against our hackers. I hope they can use

Provide evidence to prove what they said. If there is no evidence, I hope the Japanese company can publicly apologize to all IT personnel in our country." Lin Feng slapped the table and stood up.

Joke, evidence? Yesterday when Cohen hacked into the Japanese network, all the evidence disappeared. It's a damn thing they could come up with it.

Many reporters were shocked again. They did not expect that Lin Feng would ask major Japanese companies and the government to apologize. Although they wondered whether Lin Feng's move was irrational, they were full of admiration for Lin Feng.

"Mr. Lin, you provided these data, and I'm afraid you also fabricated them." A mandarin with a strange accent said stiffly.

Many reporters looked back.

"Oh~~~" reporters present booed.

"I strongly protest against the vulgar and impolite behavior of your Chinese journalists." The man's face turned red with anger after being booed.

Lin Feng looked up and saw that this man who spoke awkward Mandarin was a reporter from Japan's "Asahi Shimbun" newspaper.
Chapter completed!