As one of the nation's leading cybersecurity companies, Strange Fox Company naturally focused its publicity on how incredible it was in the cybersecurity field.
Although Phantom Immortal Technology had now made a forceful entrance, Strange Fox Company's publicity department portrayed its approach as an unconventional shortcut rather than the proper path for the cybersecurity industry.
In particular, Phantom Immortal Technology's boast that no one could crack the Dragon Scale Security Software had become a target of criticism.
Was there really a shield in this world that could not be breached?
Wouldn't that mean installing the Dragon Scale Security Software solved everything once and for all? All the hackers could pack it in and go to bed. There would be no need for cybersecurity professionals anymore; installing the Dragon Scale Security Software would solve every problem.
But was that possible?
It was like the Americans claiming their Missile Defense System could keep out missiles from any country. Why would anyone bother developing missiles anymore?
It wasn't just Strange Fox Company. Leading figures from the technical departments of nearly every cybersecurity company had stepped forward to refute Phantom Immortal Technology's claim.
Phantom Immortal Technology had never responded. As far as its employees were concerned, there was no need to argue over something like this. Everything would become clear in time.
Yet Strange Fox Company's publicity campaign had barely begun when it discovered that users downloading the Dragon Scale Security Software didn't seem particularly interested in security. Instead, its clever, adorable persona had won their hearts. Most importantly, its user base was predominantly female.
In other words, most Dragon Scale Software users frequented entertainment sections. What good would it do for these security companies to promote themselves in technology sections?
The hardest thing to swallow was that, although the Dragon Scale Security Software