To be honest, most, no, almost all of Ye Han's skills are achieved through brain deduction.
Whether it is slit creation, intelligence duplication, or even a veteran joke, you must first use your brain to think of a joke and tell it before it can be effective.
This was the first time he had seen this kind of person directly pretending to be prompted by the system.
So much so that I was stunned for a moment before I resumed keyboard operations.
While operating, I was thinking: Hacker invasion? Who is it? How dare you enter the police station or the technical department so arrogantly? And it happened at an important moment when a certain mission entered the pursuit stage...
Could it be... the system?
【……】
He kept typing on the keyboard with one hand, stretched out his other hand, dragged Wang Dachui's keyboard next to him, opened the protection analysis software, and started inputting with a bang.
He has an intelligence of 101, a reflex of 100, and is proficient in all software applications. He is the legendary programmer who can set the keyboard on fire. He can concentrate on his work without any delay.
At the same time, the system prompt flashed——
[On the surface, you stood still and allowed the enemy to invade. In fact, you first used a move like sealing to slow down the opponent's invasion, and then used another move to change your shape and create a new front to track back. 】
[Reverse tracking...]
[Reverse tracking...]
[You encountered the enemy’s first broiler, and you launched an invasion against it.]
[Reverse invasion successful!]
[You killed a broiler and gained 20 experience points. With the buff, you actually gained 44 experience points. 】
[You successfully obtained the system permissions of the broiler, and used the broiler as a springboard to start the second phase of reverse tracking. 】
[Reverse tracking...]
[Reverse tracking...]
Ye Han endured these weird system prompts at first, pretending he didn't see them, but the system stopped, one after another, endlessly. He finally couldn't bear it anymore: "System, what are you doing? Are you treating me like a mud?"
?”
Ye Han hardly plays games, but he does know a bit about this ancient word game.
No way, there was a senior fellow student and nephew in the JHU laboratory who were crazy about this thing.
Moreover, a foreigner was crazy about the Chinese Journey to the West MUD. He made up his own robot to run tasks and solve nine riddles every day, flipped through books and looked up dictionaries, and asked Ye Han for advice from time to time, so much so that Ye Han even learned it.
Although he can, he doesn't want to be played as a mud...
In fact, there were similar tips for solving crimes before, and the bits and pieces of experience points and rewards added up to four or five levels.
But that was just a reminder of mission progress and rewards, and it was far from the model where every move in front of me was turned into text.
【Are you still unhappy? Are you still unhappy? Are you as unhappy as me? 】
【(′?︵?`)】
[Do you know how boring your fiber network skills are? There are no light and shadow effects, nor any real destructive power... How do you want the audience to follow the show? How do you want me to explain this system? 】
[If this is not done well, a large number of followers will be lost, which will affect the performance and career! If I don’t add some subtitles and narration, I can barely maintain my popularity. What can I do? 】
"…………"
It does make sense when you think about it...what the hell!
Is the fiber arena a game? It is indeed a game, but it is also a competition! A serious, serious and rigorous competition that determines the life and death of fiber!
Are you so ridiculous?
[You don’t have to worry about the nonsense, that’s my business... But are you so unhappy? 】
【?(???????)】
[It makes me happy to see you so upset! Hey, speaking of it, you stop and do math all the time, stand there and write and draw blankly, with no movement, no expression, no sound, it’s quite boring...
…]
[How about I also dub and subtitle you in the future? 】
"..."
Ye Han turned his head and ignored this guy.
He feels that this guy is a bit like the senior brother and nephew in the laboratory. He is crazy. The more you pay attention to him, the more he will get on top.
Sure enough, when he diverted his attention and concentrated on reverse engineering, the system beeped a few times, and when he saw that there was no movement, it stopped.
However, the mud-style subtitles and narration persisted...
At the same time, behind Ye Han, more and more NPCs were called over by the dancing Wang Dachui to watch the legendary hacker attack and defense battle.
Yes, attack and defense!
When Ye Han quickly invaded the three broilers and traced them back as fast as the wind and lightning, Mitnick finally discovered his little trick.
The intruder was, of course, Kevin A. Mitnick.
After all, if you dare to call me Mitnick, you still have an A. I have two skills in hacking.
The so-called "100 ways to make Ye Han unstoppable" refers to invading the computer network of the fourth bureau and paralyzing it.
Without computer assistance and program deduction, in this world restricted by the end of the law, what can Ye Han do if he has extraordinary abilities?
Of course, his biggest reliance is - I haven't heard that Ye Han has any computer expertise... If he does, it's impossible for the computer headquarters in Yicun not to master it!
His inference was correct, before entering the game.
The only thing he didn't consider was that there would be people who were so arrogant. In the game, Moriyama Wen, who cracked the computer channel, instantly obtained information about all computer software and hardware permissions and known backdoors.
Therefore, you don't need any conventional means to hack into a broiler at all, such as brute force scanning and cracking. The backdoor of the broiler will be displayed by itself, and then the system will prompt you which software or instructions should be used to achieve intrusion control.
The so-called learning of skills turns out to be like this. You don’t need to really understand it at all, just roughly understand the scope of application...
Ye Han finally understood, and was a little... bored.
What kind of hacker attack and defense is this? It’s like driving an automatic car, with no driving feeling at all.
Wait, this is... onion routing? [Note 1]
It seems interesting.
Huh? Is there a backdoor that can be exploited?
By the way, Tor seems to be the result of a project funded by the US Navy. It’s not surprising that it has a backdoor... Tsk, it’s boring again.
This is... a salt value hash that is said to be irreversible? [Note 2]
It turns out that there is a database that supports reverse query... Tsk.
Ye Han felt bored and had no sense of operation, but Mitnick's sweat gradually dropped from his face.
Who is this counterattack guy? He is so fierce! He tried his best, but he couldn't even stop it and delay it a little bit?
Of course!
With the same means and similar skills, the outcome of a duel between two people depends on who is stronger and who reacts faster - that is, who has a higher judgment.
Hacker attack and defense naturally depends on intelligence.
And Ye Han, whose intelligence is 101, is really not afraid of anyone!
Crushing all the way, the momentum is like breaking bamboo.
Who is it?
The hacker profession was developed by Micun, and all the masters are in Micun. Could it be that... our own people beat our own people?
Despite all the suspicions in his mind, when the opponent advanced all the way and saw that he was about to attack the city, based on a hacker's instinct, Mitnick decisively cut off the power and network, cutting off the physical connection.
Offline? Looking at the program's feedback, Ye Han rolled his eyes.
Opposite me, you may have forgotten that this is a game, not reality, right?