The technician replied: "Boss, our backend has been hacked, and someone has deleted a large number of registered member accounts."

"What? Then why are you still standing there? Call the police!"

"These accounts are all rookie accounts, all newly registered tonight. The posts they posted are also selling Tang Xiaobao. I suspect this was done by one of Tang Xiaobao's fans. Now that the person has escaped, should we really call the police?"

The supervisor was stunned, thought for a moment, walked back and forth a few steps, and said, "Don't call the police yet. Since he is so sensible, we can't offend such a person. Can we find him?"

"I can't find it. This is an expert. Besides, we are only responsible for database maintenance, not security experts."

"That's fine." The supervisor breathed a sigh of relief.

At this moment, someone from the customer came to report the situation.

"Boss, our customer service department's phone is about to explode with calls. Many netizens are complaining that we deleted their accounts and demanding we restore them and apologize."

Another employee rushed in and said anxiously, "Boss, this is bad. The current traffic limit is almost reached. I'm afraid if this continues, the system backend will crash."

The supervisor's face changed, and he roared, "During the meeting, you kept saying that the computer room had been maintained and this wouldn't happen. Tell me, why did this happen? Was there an attack?"

"No, Boss. Right now, there are at least 100,000 Tang Xiaobao fans launching a counterattack simultaneously. Add in the 70,000 to 80,000 accounts of those actively stirring up trouble. That's over 200,000 people posting at the same time. Nearly 100,000 pieces of data are being submitted every second."