On the first day of the new rules, half an hour later.
Guan Tong received a private message from Hacker Mask.
Mask: "I carefully ran the surveillance data you sent me through specialized software and found signs that about ten minutes of footage had been replaced half a month ago."
Guan Tong had previously handed the surveillance data obtained from the Detox Center and medical department to Mask for analysis.
Compared to the other people involved, he now trusted an independent third party with no conflicting interests more.
At last, the results had come in.
He replied, "So someone replaced part of the surveillance footage?"
Mask: "Yes, and the person who did it was very careful. If I hadn't gotten several different professional tools from colleagues and analyzed it repeatedly, it really wouldn't have been easy to spot. But discovering that the footage was replaced doesn't mean we can obtain the original data."
Guan Tong: "Understood."
Since they had replaced the footage, how could they possibly have left the original video data in the surveillance system?
Mask: "I've sent you the evidence of the replacement."
Guan Tong: "Alright. I'll send you the remaining payment."
After obtaining the evidence, Guan Tong carefully examined the segment Mask had marked as replaced.
The time was not within the days when Suzuki had met with trouble, but more than half a month earlier.
The footage was simply a recording of a corridor, with no one passing through it.
There was no way to spot any sign of replacement with the naked eye. Only professional-grade tools could uncover the anomaly.
In the original footage, the corridor camera should have captured someone entering Suzuki's room. Could it have been that short-tailed woman signed as "Wei Huo"?
Guan Tong was not certain, but he was sure that