"Zhang Dongshuo has encountered new difficulties; the quantum computing project will be delayed again," Xing Baohua said with a sigh.
"Give me your backup of the system, I'll take a look." Xiao Tian couldn't crack the hardware program problem, but he wanted to tinker with the main system, hoping to find some clues for decryption from it.
The key to cracking the system is that there is a virus in the system. This thing is like a remote assistance assistant. As long as you click to confirm, the other party can control your computer.
This function is usually available on QQ, but it's only shown to you and requires you to click to confirm. However, skilled users can operate it directly without your consent.
Now, only the system can be used to study the two of them.
While Xiao Tian was studying the system, Xing Baohua began helping him reassemble the avionics hardware. He also took the opportunity to check which electronic components were used.
One has to admire the sheer number of electronic components densely packed onto the motherboard of this little device. Xing Baohua also noticed quite a few individual chips, though their actual purpose remains unknown.
However, many problems were still discovered, including the fact that 70% of the electronic components were made by the Japanese.
This is another unexpected bonus. We're familiar with the Japanese! If we find a manufacturer that produces chips, there might be a chance we can get the encryption method.
Normally, microcontroller manufacturers write the program directly into the chip before shipping. Another possibility is that the Americans don't trust the manufacturers directly; they only want the chip itself, and then write the program themselves back in their own country.
Xing Baohua felt he was 80% confident that the Japanese had already completed the programming before delivering the chips to the companies that purchased them.
The US has expensive labor, so wouldn't sending the processing back to their home country increase costs? Maintaining the consistent profit principle and completing the project in one step would save a lot of money.
So Xing Baohua wrote down the model number of the microcontroller chip.
He even documented some uncommon components. He spent the entire afternoon working on this, and just as things were about to finish, the photography team sent back another batch. When it was almost done, he helped Xiaotian assemble the avionics, which would later be transferred to other departments for further study.
As I was assembling, I noticed there were a few parts left on the table. You might say that it doesn't matter if a few screws are missing, but the key question is where they came from.
Perhaps because it had been a long time since he had done it himself, Xing Baohua had to take out a screwdriver again to disassemble it.
My palms are aching from tightening the screws.
Open it again, take the remaining parts and compare them with the overall circuit or other parts, try to match them, but it's always wrong, try to figure out which part it belongs to?
Someone called over to take pictures, asking if photos were taken during the demolition!
The other party said they didn't take pictures of the disassembly, only of the individual components.
Well, I guess I'll just have to figure it out myself. But I couldn't figure it out in the end, so I put it back together. There were still three parts on the table, and I was wondering where they came from.
Just as he was staring blankly at the three components, Xiao Tianna's voice suddenly came through: "Boss, have you seen the accessories on my decoder?"
Xing Baohua turned to look at this guy and saw Xiao Tian reach out and pick up the remaining parts in front of him, saying, "I've been looking for you for ages, so this is where you are."
Unbeknownst to him, Xing Baohua had already gripped the screwdriver tightly, intending to strike him from behind as soon as he turned around.
This is so damn infuriating!
It's estimated that what Xing Baohua hates most in his life is plug-ins and simple modular components!
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