The number of computers affected reached hundreds of thousands, and what's most infuriating is that exchanges across the United States were also affected.
To avoid further losses, the exchange had to suspend trading and inspect their electronic trading system.
On this day, the net worth of American investors shrank again.
Xing Baohua used an alternate account to leave a well-known forum.
Start writing a dedicated removal tool.
The 1.020 version of Security Management Master has been released.
This was a 23Kb patch, which Xing Baohua had placed on a floppy disk and copied through multiple channels.
The floppy disk will be placed in the after-sales service of the distributor. Any registered user of Dami can take it home for free without any collateral to upgrade the security management master patch.
Thus, we can defend against the coming of Satan.
If a customer's computer is infected with the Satan virus, they can take it to an authorized service center and pay a $38 antivirus fee for a full virus scan to protect their data.
Surprisingly, long queues formed at the rice distributor's after-sales service counter.
This year is the most profitable year for rice distributors. They didn't expect the manufacturer to be so supportive, making money not only on hardware but also on software.
We unconditionally support all the sales strategies proposed by Xing Baohua.
The alliance of major manufacturers and software companies realized that they couldn't let rice continue like this, as it was severely squeezing their production space.
Therefore, some people have suggested that Dami Technology Security Management Master should be made open source so that computer users around the world can benefit from it.
Xing Baohua has only made a couple of waves of money selling CDs; he hasn't even reached his peak or his most profitable period yet.
How shameless must one be to say such a thing?
But they didn't feel ashamed at all, and said it with great confidence.
This was a public challenge in the media, and it garnered considerable support.
The people at Haina were furious. This is outrageous! Why don't you guys tell Win to release its source code?
If you're so capable, then stop them from selling DVDs!
The CDs didn't last long, and Xing Baohua had been prepared for this for a long time. He was even thinking about how to trap the other party.
Who would have thought that the other party would actually bring a shovel and come to dig a hole himself? After digging the hole, he even said, "I'll jump in first, and you can bury me anytime you want."
Xing Baohua had to seize this opportunity to use as leverage.
Xing Baohua also invited the media to speak publicly: "Faced with the rampant virus and the sluggish sales of rice products, I am also very annoyed. My technical colleagues and I have been working day and night to develop network security software, just to prevent the virus from continuing. If it is available for download online, I will provide the software to everyone for free."
Of course, there are costs associated with selling CDs. If any computer company can pre-install our security management software on their products, I'll sell each CD for $1.
This is a really good price. The cost of producing the CD in China, plus the shipping cost back, is about $1. It's really not profitable.
If you count on your fingers, how many capitalists in the United States say they don't make a profit and sell at cost price?
No, Xing Baohua, with a clear conscience, bows in gratitude for the purification of the internet in the Great Beauty Kingdom.
A very touching and inspiring report was published, and the story of the rice is spreading. People who have used the rice say it's good, except for occasional minor problems.
The industry giants have been checkmated.
They paid Xing Baohua $1 for the service at cost price, essentially losing money. Who would have thought Xing Baohua would slap them in return and then demand payment?
How could anyone even imagine having their own computers pre-installed with the Rice Security software?
The profit here isn't just a matter of one dollar. They're trying to lure their customers to the rice market.
The tech giants ignored Xing Baohua's public statement, pretending not to hear or see it.
A week later, Xing Baohua launched another attack.
"Hey! The guy who asked me to release the open source code, I even charged him a symbolic $1, but none of those big companies have contacted me."
Don't just stand there and talk; go contact those big manufacturers and get them to take the initiative. Don't domestic American companies know how to contribute, and are you making foreign companies do the work?
Xing Baohua's words were quite blunt, which precisely proves that rice companies are being ostracized by their peers in the United States, and that rice companies are genuinely concerned about the safety of American netizens.
Incidentally, it was also revealed in the media that Dami Technology has established an enterprise-level security company.
This guy went all out to attract customers in the early stages, promising that if users used Dami Security's products, they would send engineers to provide on-site service, and if a virus intrusion occurred while protecting the network and the service was unsuccessful, half of the fee would be refunded.
After this advertorial was published, the customer service hotline of Haina Financial Company was almost overwhelmed with calls.
Nearly a thousand companies made reservations.
Before even opening for business, there were already over a thousand potential clients. Collecting tens or hundreds of thousands of yuan in security fees annually would bring back hundreds of millions of yuan.
This is more profitable than selling CDs.
Six months after its establishment, it went public through a reverse merger.
Making over 10 billion a year is no problem.
Of course, I can't keep all this cybersecurity to myself! I have to sell the startup shares first.
He immediately called Woz and said, "Woz, stop fiddling with your crappy remote. I have a big project. Want to come work for me as a technician? I'll give you 5% of the shares. By the way, ask Joe for 5% of the shares too."
Without waiting for the other party's agreement, he hung up the phone and then called Gates: "Gates, I have a big project here. Come and participate. I'll give you 5%. Yes, it's that cybersecurity project. Wozniak and Joe will both be involved. The future market is huge. We're not only targeting internet users online, but also enterprise users."
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