Ransacking the House

Er Dan's scan was completed quickly. Once he finished, Jiang Yan Hai immediately had him begin copying all the data inside. He also told Er Dan to locate the Pantheon members' information first.

Er Dan conducted a comprehensive security scan of the entire supercomputer. Naturally, this place was not without protective measures. There were numerous safeguards in place. For example, if anyone copied the data here, it would immediately trigger an alarm program, and the data would instantly begin self-destructing.

If one of their own people wanted to copy it, they had to obtain and use an array password.

However, Er Dan—or rather, the Electronic Warfare Program—copied data differently from traditional methods.

The Electronic Warfare Program directly read the entire file, then generated an identical file within itself.

It was like someone reading data on a desktop computer, then using a laptop beside it to type out the information from the desktop word by word.

This method did not copy the file itself, so it naturally would not trigger any alarms.

Moreover, the supercomputer had strict data-transfer restrictions. If the rate of data exchange exceeded a certain threshold, it would also raise an alarm.

There was no need to mention firewalls and the like. There were countless protective measures, but after Er Dan scanned them, they were basically useless. The Electronic Warfare Program could completely circumvent those measures and steal all the data without triggering them.

Honestly, only the Electronic Warfare Program could do this. If anyone else came here, it would have been impossible for them to copy all the data out. At most, they could browse and inspect it here.

After reviewing that information, Jiang Yan Hai began examining all the Pantheon organization's members in his mind. He was somewhat excited when he opened it.

Er Dan had