In broad daylight, the Animals stormed the Voodoo Boys' turf-
Pacific State wasn't a place where news traveled particularly well. All people knew was that a bunch of hulking jocks had charged into the Bati Hotel. Beyond that, they knew nothing.
But the sudden explosion in the building scared them out of their wits:
There was a huge explosion out at sea off Pacific State just last night, and today the buildings here were blowing up?!
Had the NCPD attacked?
All at once, everyone within two kilometers of the Bati Hotel started running. It cleared the area even more effectively than the Voodoo Boys' ban.
Inside the building, this round of attacks had completely crippled the Voodoo Boys' network-
This Local Area Network was called "Sea God," and it was also the foundation that allowed them to hold their position in the Voodoo Boys.
As surveillance equipment, cameras needed a line for returning information. With appropriate packaging, an attack could be included in a data packet, enter the network, and scan more devices to attack.
When humans carried out network attacks, the limitations of their thinking and abilities often prevented them from simultaneously launching targeted attacks based on tens of thousands of scan results. They could only rely on experience and knowledge to write programs that thought for them. The defenders could only do the same.
Compared with AI, humans' biggest problem on the network was their inability to apply creative, flexible thinking to as many details as possible.
Moreover, unless humans were in Cyberspace, they couldn't process electrical currents directly. AI was different.
AI was different. Muramasa could respond to every piece of returned information in meticulous detail-
The Voodoo Boys might have guessed that Mait intended to deliver a Demon through a surveillance camera to launch a network