Yang Bo's serious business was planting a hacker virus in a virtual server.
Virtual servers were an online service provided by the Scarlet Federation.
There were no IP addresses in virtual servers, and activities within them did not require real-name registration or anything of the sort.
As long as you paid, you were granted access to these virtual servers.
All you needed was a password and an account.
Of course, their security could not be guaranteed. In other words, if someone cracked your account and password, everything in your virtual server became theirs.
Although there were ways to recover it afterward,
they were obviously of little use.
While virtual servers had many advantages, there was one critical issue.
That was, if you accessed a virtual server from the Alliance or the Empire, traces would still be left behind.
Even in the Scarlet Federation, accessing a virtual server left traces.
So there was no absolute secrecy in this world.
But Yang Bo had plenty of methods at his disposal.
Yang Bo's Optoelectric Superpower could remotely generate hacker attack programs directly inside a virtual server.
In truth, the programs within a server were themselves composed of electronic signals.
But Yang Bo would not do that, because if a hacker attack program appeared out of nowhere, anyone tracing it back here would have plenty of questions.
Who should take the blame for this? Yang Bo pondered, considering who to frame with the traces of these hacker attack programs.
"The Carter Family?"
"The Zhang Family?"
"The Wu Family?"
"Or some other force within the Alliance?" Yang Bo considered the matter as he walked out of Li John's home.
Li John's home was, without question, a small war fortress.
Li John's home was situated on a mountain, with all kinds of buildings covering the entire