The holographic projection presents a map of the world, and points are marked one after another. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

Of course, the node is related to the degree of development of the country, China's Zhongguancun, the United States' Silicon Valley, China's UnionPay, and the United States' Citigroup, these are all highlighted places. In terms of their significance, they do not seem to be much different from the real US government, the Chinese government.

Even individual companies, individual agencies, have a lot of settings to protect their information.

But for Zhang Yang, it's all a joke.

Zhang Yang is the one who holds the key to the Internet, and he is the king of the Internet.

Zhang Yang sat on the chair, looking at the world map in front of him, his eyes flashing with an indescribable light.

Of course, Zhang Yang didn't mean to destroy anything, he just wanted to borrow some data from everyone peacefully.

Yes, just borrow peacefully.

Now we are talking about big data every day, as we all know, these companies take users' data and hope to study users' consumption tendencies from users' habits. Zhang Yang is not using this data to analyze consumer tendencies, but has other uses.

"It's already started." Jarvis and Zhang Yang report: "A red dot indicates something that has been done, while a green dot indicates something that has not been done. ”

Collecting all the information generated by modern humans, I have to say that Zhang Yang is a little crazy, and it is also thanks to Zhang Yang who has improved Jarvis's storage capacity many times.

Almost everywhere there are red dots, but that's out of the way.

Jarvis is not a robber, but an elegant thief. Even the stolen businesses thought the thief was a kind gentleman, and Jarvis only had a key, but the key that could open all the doors of the Internet.

But data is pouring into China like a tidal wave, flocking to future technology. However, such a huge operation cannot be hidden from everyone's eyes and ears after all.

United States, Department of Cyber Operations.

After the last major network paralysis in the United States, this day was a day nailed to the pillar of shame by the American computer community.

Not only "Deep Panda", "PutterPanda" and "FlyingKitten", but also hacker groups such as Anonymous had nothing to do about the last hacker intrusion, that is, the US Government Cyber Operations Department, as well as some regular white customers, such as Google, Microsoft and other senior engineers, were helpless to deal with the network paralysis.

This is simply a national disaster day, and it is even more difficult to look back on than the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

At least they can't find any reason to argue: "With enough soldiers, they can't even support a round." - What else is there to say?

The people of the US Cyber Operations Department have experienced such a baptism and fully realized their own shortcomings -- it turns out that they are just a group of rookies on the Internet.

A rookie is a rookie, and a hundred rookies are still a rookie. At least in this respect, quantitative change cannot cause qualitative change.

David -- The head of the US Cyber Operations Department can be said to have worked hard during this period of time, not only expanding the number of people in the Cyber Operations Department, but also improving the quality of personnel. (at least that's what he thinks) also said to John with confidence and responsibility: "If there is another incident like the last network crash, we will be able to deal with it." “

David has always considered the last incident to be his own shame, and even tattooed the date of that day on the back of his right hand to warn himself not to forget that day. These days, he and his team have been chasing the culprit from the last time.

Still, there was no way to do it, but that didn't frustrate David until this time.

The anomaly was somewhat obvious, and under the monitoring of the members of the Cyber Operations Department, it was discovered that the data flow was not normal.

"Boss, since the last ten minutes, the data outflow has doubled compared to before, I think there is something wrong here." A heavy-handed member of the group walked up to David and reported his findings.

"Can you find out where this data ends?" David frowned, this guy in front of him is one of David's more important members, but the results of the report are a little hasty, right?

"We can't find it for the time being, and we can't even find its source, but this data flow is so suspicious that there won't be such a large amount of traffic at this time in normal times, unless it's the same as when the network was paralyzed." The group continued, looking at the look on David's face, and then shut up.

David stopped talking and led him to the center of the Cyber Operations Department, then put on his headset. In front of him were the members of the Cyber Operations Department and their workplaces, including some teenagers, who looked like they were in some large Internet cafes in China.

David stood in the center of the crowd and clapped his hands vigorously, attracting everyone's attention. "Guys, there's work to do, there was an unknown data source just now, I need you to figure it out, understand?"

"Understood, sir." Although the quality is much better than before, the response is still sparse. Apparently some of the bigwigs were a little unhappy about interrupting what they were doing.

"I'm sorry, I didn't hear the words in your tone. Again, got it? David looked a little disgruntled, and roared.

"Understood." This time, the answer was better. David himself found a place and took part in the battle. David was curious about who the owner of this data was. Who is so skilled?

……

Zhang Yang's side also noticed these little bugs.

"Jarvis, didn't you mean to keep a low profile?" Zhang Yang complained a little, he didn't want to provoke the world's top organizations to notice him, which would bring a lot of trouble. It's not that Zhang Yang is a person who is afraid of trouble, it's just that simple questions can certainly be made simple, not complicated.

"I'm sorry, master, it's hard to hide the huge data stream, but they can't find the final destination of the data."

Zhang Yang couldn't hear where Jarvis had an apologetic tone, and too, imitating human emotions is imitation after all. However, Zhang Yang smiled evilly: "Jarvis, can you give them a direction?" It seems like there are very few organizations in the world that can do such a thing, right? “

"Yes." Jarvis was succinct and to the point.

"Then give them a different direction, let them change their minds." A smile appeared on the corner of Zhang Yang's mouth. I thought to myself, "It's really exciting." ”