NetWatch provided cybersecurity services to all corporations, and every corporation purchased these services.
Even though the other corporations remained unmoved for now because Dawn Military Company was still weak,
as Dawn Military Company gradually grew stronger, it would inevitably arouse the vigilance of the other corporations.
Therefore, purchasing NetWatch's cybersecurity services was very necessary.
At the very least, it could prevent other corporations from playing dirty with them in Cyberspace.
A few days later.
Afterlife nightclub.
Rogue listened to Su Xiao's account in her private booth.
She said with a smile,
"Regarding the Voodoo Boys, you did very well. But I was a little surprised. The Voodoo Boys' equipment contained data they had dug out of the Old Net. Those were all treasures, yet you didn't want to keep them."
"Treasures? I thought they were plastic explosives—the kind that stuck firmly to your hand the moment you touched them."
Su Xiao wasn't unaware of what Rogue meant.
It was just as he had said before: those things might carry viruses. Bringing them back and connecting them to the company's equipment might instead crash his own company's servers.
Besides, the treasures the Voodoo Boys had dug out of the Old Net were known to Su Xiao, Rogue, and NetWatch alike.
If Su Xiao took them, NetWatch would keep an eye on him.
Compared to what he could gain, the risks and potential losses were greater.
People always liked to say that high risk brought high profits, but there was actually another word between those two: low probability.
In other words, the complete saying should really be: high risk, low probability, high profits.
"You're really cautious—unwilling to take the slightest risk." Rogue picked up a glass of red wine and took a sip. "You don't look very old, either. How come