As Jiang Yan Hai's voice fell, his vision instantly shifted. Then, Jiang Yan Hai discovered a shocking change. His brain felt as if it had been activated. He looked at a place, and relevant data about that thing immediately appeared.
Gravity, atmospheric pressure, air humidity, temperature, wind speed. Looking out the window, as his sight passed through the glass, Jiang Yan Hai could even see temperature differences, optical refraction, object movement speed, relative speed... almost all data appeared in his mind instantly.
Jiang Yan Hai immediately simulated shooting at a distant red flag. The data within his field of vision rapidly began to change. Air pressure, gravity, humidity, temperature, wind speed, temperature difference, wind difference, optical refraction, and all other data appeared instantly, not only that, but it directly provided the relevant data and answers.
This meant that if Jiang Yan Hai had a sniper rifle in his hand now, he could directly adjust the data on his sniper rifle and pull the trigger!
This was too damn overpowered! Please allow Jiang Yan Hai to curse here. Really, compared to the mystical connotations of that name, the actual effect of this skill was as scientific as it could possibly be!
It was almost like calculating all the data, eliminating all problems that could be solved with data, and then you just pull the trigger.
Could this not increase the hit rate?
Although this was called a skill, it felt more like Jiang Yan Hai's own ability. After careful experimentation, Jiang Yan Hai discovered that this skill also had levels. Currently, it was only the most basic C-rank.
If the level got higher, could it do even more outrageous things? For example, make bullets curve? Otherwise, how could you call it "Newton's coffin lid can't be suppressed"?
However, this skill did have one advantage: Jiang Yan Hai could turn it off at any time and activate it at any time, with no cooldown period or anything like that.
Not bad! Putting aside the name, this skill was definitely at a monstrous level. Especially for a soldier, shooting accuracy was a fundamental skill.
After turning off this skill, he thought about it. Since there was nothing to do, Jiang Yan Hai decided to claim the final Hacker Knowledge.
When Jiang Yan Hai claimed the Hacker Knowledge, a massive amount of data instantly flooded into his mind. The speed at which this knowledge poured in wasn't very fast, but it was profound. Jiang Yan Hai instantly understood this knowledge.
It took a full two hours until Jiang Yan Hai felt a bit dizzy and groggy. Only then was the B-rank Hacker Knowledge completely transmitted. Jiang Yan Hai didn't know how this knowledge was transmitted, but it was directly inputted into his mind, and it was very complete. Not only that, but he also understood it very deeply.
Although this knowledge was already very complete, Jiang Yan Hai felt that he still needed to practice more. In this information age, the importance of such technology was beyond doubt.
Even for soldiers, almost all individual equipment relies heavily on information technology support. In modern warfare, information technology is even more crucial.
Although Jiang Yan Hai had received all the knowledge, he had no concept of what level the B-rank Hacker Knowledge was. He needed to test it carefully to verify.
Thinking about it, Jiang Yan Hai took out his phone. His personal belongings had also been sent to this class. It was the information age now, and new recruits were allowed to carry mobile phones. Smartphones were also allowed, but they could only be of designated domestic brands. Secondly, there were requirements for the occasions when the phone could be used. At least in this world, these were the regulations.
It could only be used during rest time, and now Jiang Yan Hai was in his rest time.
He took out his phone and opened it. A prompt automatically appeared in Jiang Yan Hai's mind: "Connect to this smart device?"
Of course, he chose yes.
After choosing yes, Jiang Yan Hai found that an operation panel appeared on his phone. It was somewhat similar to an app, but not quite the same. However, after opening it, Jiang Yan Hai took a deep breath.
As a college student living in the information age, although Jiang Yan Hai didn't study computer science, he certainly understood computer programming to some extent. However, he couldn't claim to be proficient.
And now, when he opened this panel, he could directly understand the underlying data displayed within.
Not only did he understand it, but he instantly gained a deep understanding of the phone's system and other issues. Seeing this, Jiang Yan Hai didn't say a word and immediately operated as he thought in his mind.
In fact, even for domestic phones, almost all systems are Android. However, Android uses an open system, so domestic manufacturers can also customize and modify its underlying data. In this way, system security can still be guaranteed.
But now, in Jiang Yan Hai's eyes, there were too many vulnerabilities in the systems before him. With just a few operations, Jiang Yan Hai successfully obtained the highest-level permissions of the phone system and entered the underlying programming mode.
In this process, Jiang Yan Hai felt for the first time how monstrous the computational support of the electronic information warfare auxiliary program was.
Hackers are no longer mysterious in modern times, but in fact, more than a decade ago, "hacker" was a very high-end term. As time went by, it seems that fewer and fewer people hear the term "hacker" now.
Even computer viruses, which used to be frequently associated with hackers, seem to be fewer now. After all, there used to be so many antivirus software, and now a simple 360 is enough.
Have hackers disappeared?
Not at all. Hackers still exist, but they are more low-key. Because in the modern information age, it is more difficult for hackers to hide their identities as they used to, so they have to be low-key.
Secondly, the security measures of major information companies have improved. And with the super-fast development of the internet, current cloud computing is the biggest restriction on the development of hackers. Many people believe that if you find a system vulnerability, you can invade it.
Theoretically, it's correct, but if you want to invade a personal computer, it's fine. But if you want to invade a large company's massive database or servers, even if you have a vulnerability, you still need powerful computational support!
The more powerful the target's computing power, the more powerful your required computing power!
Not to mention that the other party also has the computing power support of multiple large data centers connected via the network, making it even more difficult to invade!
This is why hackers seem to have become so rare.
But now, with the computational support and auxiliary programs provided by the Red Star Engine, Jiang Yan Hai hasn't yet determined a specific numerical value, but he instantly understood that he could now use this phone to reverse-link to the nearest telecommunications company's base station, and then analyze the system vulnerabilities of the telecommunications company's base station through data transmission.
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