No Choice

For a super-enterprise, data confidentiality was always the highest priority.

If you were a hacker who hacked into a corporation and tried to obtain certain secrets, the first thing you would have to face was an endless array of electronic barriers.

Even if you could infiltrate them one by one through certain operations, what awaited you next would be some kind of "data confidentiality project."

It might be a combination of thousands of confidentiality programs, or dozens of neural editor teams patrolling the network day and night without rest.

Moreover, even if you managed to open the "confidentiality project," what came next would be all kinds of documents, nine fake and one real, or nine real and one fake.

Many of those documents also had electronic viruses buried inside them.

Don't think super-enterprises didn't use viruses. They were damn good at it.

There was a saying that anyone capable of hacking into a super-enterprise's database had to be at least one of the top ten super-hackers.

Generally speaking, this was a hacker's rise-to-fame battle.

However, Gao Yuanyuan didn't need to perform any of the above operations.

She only needed to find an executive, open up a human brain, or locate a database and enter it.

All the viruses, firewalls, and monitoring systems were useless against her.

"Virtual Network Underlying Architecture"

"Virtual Firewall"

"Signal Processing Module"

"Virtual Warehouse Technology"

"Who are you!?"

At last, during a random network inspection, an executive in charge of network defense passed through a complex virtual maze and saw a girl in white sitting in the virtual layer, "reading." Her tiny feet swung back and forth.

The girl raised her head and smiled faintly at him.

The next moment, the scene seemed to "rewind." When the executive came to his senses, he found himself standing