To understand this person, we need to investigate their background.
Inform the people in Japan to get things done. First, expose this Fujiwara Kazuo's true colors.
By the way, could you please find out where the former chairman of SoftBank is now and what he's doing?
Xing Baohua was also a little helpless. He had accidentally ruined SoftBank and didn't know what would happen to Alibaba in the future.
Never mind, we'll deal with it later.
With the server in hand, Xing Baohua found it much easier to retaliate against the IP addresses that had hacked into the food delivery server.
Moreover, these people who sneaked in were all very well-behaved and showed no signs of violent cleaning.
This actually made it easier for Xing Baohua to find clues.
Xing Baohua followed each broiler chicken one by one, leaving something behind every time he passed one.
Who knows, this botnet might be used as a cover for him in the future. Xing Baohua has also used several other botnets. If you stop for a moment and scan them with equipment, you'll find a lot of viruses! How many people have used this?
Generally, computers used as shared botnets are those that are publicly accessible, such as those in libraries or university research labs.
This is caused by the large number of users and the lack of professional maintenance.
After much effort, they finally caught one, and the computer's hard drive contained quite a few tools. Fearing the other party had defenses, Xing Baohua didn't dare upload these tools, but instead left behind a monitoring virus.
As long as the other party uses a computer, all the commands he types will be uploaded to a specific email address in the form of code.
Xing Baohua can get what he wants by deciphering these codes, which is troublesome but safe.
How many bytes of code are uploaded? It's like a trickle of water – it won't be detected.
This guy hasn't had much to do lately, just waiting to meet with some bigwigs, which will take about a week.
Now he's dedicating his free time specifically to finding IP addresses. It took him more than two days to find three real IP addresses.
He wrote everything down in his notebook. He didn't know whether these people were involved in the food delivery incident or not, but he believed there would be results soon.
It took Japan three days to send Xing Baohua the information on Kazuo Fujiwara.
His grades from elementary school to university, how many people are in his family, how old his children are and where they go to school, and that his wife is a housewife.
Kazuo Fujiwara has had three jobs since graduating from school. His work has absolutely no connection to SoftBank! Furthermore, he doesn't have any large sums of money in his bank accounts; his salary is consistently deposited directly into his account, and there's no indication of any extra income.
This puzzled Xing Baohua. They hadn't had much contact. How could this guy have a betting agreement with SoftBank on his computer?
Is he one of SoftBank's many clients?
While general information about Kazuo Fujiwara is relatively easy to find, details such as which investment company he is a client of or a member of are more difficult to obtain.
Furthermore, there is no information indicating that he has a stock market account. If he did, it would be reflected in his bank statements.
If we can't get results in the short term, we can only wait and see who falls into his trap first. Once we find a breakthrough, things will be much easier.
He made a phone call and requested two programmers to be transferred from a domestic lab to help him trace the subsequent IP addresses.
On my way back to the company, as I was going up from the underground parking lot, I happened to run into Aunt Mei and Li Xinxin, who were waiting for the elevator on the first floor.
"What a coincidence, Mr. Xing!"
Xing Baohua nodded and asked, "Has the contract been signed?"
"It's signed, it's signed. The benefits are good, thank you Mr. Xing," Aunt Mei said happily.
"Are you out doing some work?" Xing Baohua asked. At this in-between hour, if you were here to work, it would be a bit unprofessional.
"Yes! A client wanted to hire Ms. Li as a print model. She just joined the company, so I wanted to boost the company's sales. We just finalized a HK$20,000 contract. Ms. Li only needs to take photos for a day, which is actually just a few hours!" Aunt Mei explained as best she could.
Upon hearing the price, Xing Baohua glanced at Li Xinxin a few more times, then said to Aunt Mei, "Is there a penalty for breach of contract? If not, cancel it; if there is, forget it. Whether it was Haina Entertainment before or Columbia Entertainment now, it's shameful to negotiate a business deal for 20,000 Hong Kong dollars. From now on, her market value will be 20,000 followed by two zeros. Remember, that's the starting price."
"Ah! Oh! Thank you for your reminder, Mr. Xing. I'll remember it." Aunt Mei's expression immediately changed from happy to one of unspeakable bitterness.
For a newcomer, the starting price is two million Hong Kong dollars. How are we supposed to negotiate after that?! Li Xinxin isn't famous, and she doesn't have any standout works. How does she have the confidence to ask for such a price? Is it just because her company is Columbia Pictures?
Since the big boss has spoken, we have no choice but to comply.
After Xing Baohua arrived at Haina, she stepped out of the elevator, while Aunt Mei and Li Xinxin continued upstairs to the entertainment company.
"Xin Xin! I think Mr. Xing likes you quite a bit. Sometimes you have to seize the opportunity," Aunt Mei said, turning her head to glance at Li Xin Xin.
"Mmm!" Li Xinxin, blushing slightly, responded softly and quickly lowered her head.
As Xing Baohua entered Haina Company, he happened to see two employees from the software park tidying up a computer.
"What are you doing here?" Xing Baohua asked as he walked over.
"This morning, the administration department told our team leader that several computers in the company were having problems and asked us to come and take a look," one of them said, standing up to answer Xing Baohua's question.
"What's going on?"
"The computer has been infected with a virus. The virus definitions were just updated. I'm going to run a virus scan on all the computers in the company now."
"Okay, come to my office after you're done. I'll give you a tool that can perform a full system scan for the latest viruses." Xing Baohua said before returning to his office.
He first opened his laptop, plugged in a hard drive, and copied the tools he used from the computer to the hard drive.
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