Chapter 450 The other party is being unreasonable, and Xing Baohua has no choice but to accept it.
It has to be said that network security in this era is extremely poor, especially at the civilian level. It's practically a courtyard without walls, where people can come and go as they please.
Besides a few small tools and a few compressed files, the rest of Kazuo Fujiwara's computer contained computer applications.
There are also many documents and materials.
Xing Baohua scanned the target with his scanning software and left a monitoring mini-program, mainly to check the target's online and offline times. It would be even better if the target could send command information.
Apart from the applications on the computer, everything else was uploaded to a botnet computer for temporary relay, since there weren't many files and they weren't large either.
After several relocations, these broiler chickens were basically rendered useless.
Xing Baohua would use violent means to erase the traces of his presence, burning hard drives, memory, and BIOS.
This is the best way to cut off the losses, since they are all foreign computers anyway, so it won't hurt if they get damaged.
After several transfers and seven or eight hours, it was finally possible to move the files from Kazuo Fujiwara's computer back.
Cracking those compressed files in virtual space is almost certainly a malicious act.
Sure enough, there were two types of viruses, and the same type was put into the server.
After studying the tool the other party made, Xing Baohua found it to be quite unique. He decided to modify it and thought that hiding the IP address would be a good approach. He planned to try it on a compromised computer next time.
Then we looked at the documents that had been moved over, and had someone bring over a printer so we could print them out directly.
Full R text.
I can't understand it, but there are some Chinese characters on it. I can't figure it out even by guessing. I've flipped through several pages and am going to find a translator to explain it to me.
Suddenly, he noticed two words in the content, which aroused Xing Baohua's intense concentration and speculation.
SoftBank.
If it weren't for that bastard, Xing Baohua wouldn't be angry. The other party's thuggish behavior almost made him lose his temper.
Didn't Xing Baohua make a bet with SoftBank's Sun Yat-sen before?
With shares of HK Software Park as collateral, SoftBank's Son also agreed to wager $300 million.
Betting on a US collapse and a decline in the US economy.
The pit was dug, and Xiao Sun jumped in, just waiting to be buried. Who knew that this grandson would actually climb out?
When the US stock market crashed, it actually triggered the contract terms, so SoftBank should have just paid compensation.
At that time, Xing Baohua was busy dealing with Lehman Brothers' group betting, and the Japanese side had slightly less money. He thought that since the company was so big, it couldn't run away.
In addition, Japan's economy was a step behind, and it didn't crash along with the US stock market, so it's doing just fine.
What does SoftBank do? It's also a venture capital firm, with a lot of experts and analysts.
SoftBank, which had only recently started, grew slightly thanks to funds raised from the private sector. They made a variety of investments, and while the US stock market crashed, the Japanese stock market actually rose.
According to their experts, raising funds from the public is very easy.
But those inside already knew about the risks outside, like a donkey's testicle—outwardly glamorous, inwardly a complete idiot.
The money has been invested and can't be withdrawn for a while, which will definitely affect local businesses sooner or later.
If they can weather the storm for a year or two, the invested companies will be able to recover.
SoftBank's days are over.
But who knew that President Sun had a $300 million performance-based agreement? Let alone not being able to come up with $300 million now, even if he could, what working capital would the entire company have left to pay the interest to customers who raised funds through crowdfunding?
Numerous economic experts and analysts began to make various calculations, concluding that if Xing Baohua were given $300 million, SoftBank would cease to exist and would be unable to explain itself to its clients.
After a final meeting and discussion, before the debt collectors arrived to demand payment, they quickly took some defensive measures and had no choice but to push out the major shareholder, Chairman Sun, to take responsibility.
SoftBank held a shareholders' meeting to explain in detail the recent financial crisis, in which many investments failed, resulting in heavy losses not only for the company but also for its customers.
Therefore, Chairman Sun was dismissed, and a new chairman was elected.
Did you think that was the end of it?
Even more ruthless, these shareholders used various means to divide up all the money in the company's accounts and then filed for bankruptcy protection.
Before filing for bankruptcy, they pledged their invested shares to raise cash.
In any case, they taught everyone a lesson about capitalism in a textbook style.
A company with a market value of several hundred million US dollars has been turned into a shell company.
In short, there's no one to help and no money to pay.
The company was left with only young people holding it together, and they bought all the company's shares and assumed all the debts for 10,000 RMB.
Even if you break the bones and extract the marrow from these young bastards, you still won't make any money.
Furthermore, Xing Baohua's attempt to get money back from the former Chairman Sun was unsuccessful.
The person represented a company, not an individual, which made it difficult for Xing Baohua to take action against him.
The cost of setting it up is quite high! Anyway, it's already like that, so what if we manage to extract a few drops of oil? It won't even cover the operating costs.
However, to be fair, Xing Baohua suffered no loss whatsoever in this matter. If he had, he would have paid compensation to get revenge.
Once the translation is complete, all the documents will be deciphered.
Xing Baohua read the document bit by bit.
Many of these are agreements SoftBank previously signed with other companies. They're pretty useless.
He also saw a performance-based agreement signed between Xing Baohua and SoftBank.
Xing Baohua lit a cigarette and began to ponder why some of SoftBank's agreements were on his computer, since this Fujiwara Kazuo had no connection with SoftBank whatsoever.
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