A cascade of data streams surged across the virtual screen before Liu Zhi.
A moment later, Liu Zhi shook his head regretfully.
"If only we had the kind of virtual-infiltration capability the Final Wisdom Core has.
The Shipborne Optical Computer has enough processing power, but without the right electronic attack programs, I still can't break in from the other side."
Clearly, Liu Zhi had tried to play the role of an electronic warfare specialist, but failed.
Still, Liu Zhi didn't give up. He quickly marked several points of light on the virtual image.
"Paul, these are the airspaces where the Rune Civilization's survivors set up their communications equipment.
Could you crack the internal programs of these devices by modifying the hardware?"
Liu Zhi asked.
At that, several people laughed.
"Old Liu, you're cheating in plain sight."
Wu Baiyi teased.
"Can't help it. I'm no electronic warfare specialist."
Liu Zhi chuckled.
Compared to the highly sophisticated method of gaining control of a device by infiltrating it through electronic data, what Liu Zhi was doing now was indeed no different from "cheating."
The principle was simple.
If I can't beat you on the electronic data front, no problem.
I'll just take the whole device and modify it on the hardware level!
For example, bypass the encryption at the program level and selectively read the data in its memory.
Who could defend against a dirty trick like that?
Paul thought it over, then said, "I'll give it a try."
As a Master Mechanic, this sort of operation wasn't particularly difficult for him in theory.
But since the devices had been made by another civilization, Paul didn't make any promises.
"Be careful. The Cthulhu Beast's mental pollution is still present outside. It's only an aftereffect, but you'd better take precautions first."
Gao Luanqin cautioned