Martin Howard walked in front, and Schultz followed Martin. As for the dog that was taken as a hostage, it was left at home, and then Kate had to stay at Martin Howard's home.

There were too few people and I couldn't move away. Schultz could only follow Martin alone. Howard went to the supercomputer center. The problem was that the dog named Cody was the fundamental reason why Martin surrendered. If Kate and Schultz both went to the supercomputer center and left the dog alone at home, Martin would probably take risks, so he could only act separately.

Schultz wore a pullover, a mask on his face, and carried his computer on his back, followed Martin Howard inconspicuously.

The supercomputer center will not stop operating at night, so there are people working overtime at night, but the number of people has decreased a lot. The people who undertake administrative work have left, but they are left in positions that cannot be separated from people. However, in terms of Martin Howard's status, it may be curious to bring someone who looks like a child into the supercomputer center late at night, but no one will stop them and interrogate them.

In fact, as long as Martin Howard surrenders, it is more appropriate to enter the supercomputer center during the day, but Yang Yi cannot enter the Ministry of Interior building during the day, so he can only enter the supercomputer center late at night.

When he was about to reach the supercomputer center, Schultz took off his mask and hung a badge tag given to him by Martin Howard, and then he followed Martin Howard into the supercomputer center openly.

The night guards at the supercomputer center saw Schultz, but after seeing Martin Howard beside Schultz, they didn't even mean to ask.

Martin Howard didn't say anything and took Schultz into his office.

After turning on the computer on the desk, checking it, he said in a deep voice to Schultz: "I can allocate you seven percent of the computing power, four hours."

Schultz nodded and said, "Enough, thank you."

Martin Howard breathed a sigh of relief. After wiping his face with his hand, he said in a deep voice: "You are still young and you are still a child. Why do you want to do this?"

Schultz shrugged and said, "Sir, I can't say too much to you. If my companions find you try to call the police, or try to hurt me, or you try to instigate me, then they can do anything. I like dogs too, so I advise you not to say such things to me."

Martin Howard sighed, then he stood up and said in a deep voice: "Follow me!"

Schultz was taken to a large hall full of rows of cabinets, making a low buzzing sound.

"Wow, this is a supercomputer, so handsome!"

Few hackers have seen supercomputers. When they saw that they were familiar with things now appearing in front of them in an unfamiliar manner, Schultz began to be amazed.

Martin Howard pointed to a screen, like an Atm machine machine, and said: "That's a terminal that can link external devices, you can upload data to supercomputers or download them."

"Thank you."

Schultz was very happy. He took out his computer. At this moment, Martin Howard said in a deep voice: "If you try to implant a virus or a Trojan, believe me, even if my dog ​​and I are killed by you, I will stop you."

Schultz shrugged and said, "No, we just need the computing power of supercomputers. We didn't want to destroy your supercomputers. Don't worry too much, relax."

Schultz connected his computer to a supercomputer and uploaded the facial recognition technology bought by Water Organization at a high price. This step is inseparable from Martin Howard's help, because Schultz didn't know how to operate a supercomputer, nor did he know how to allocate the computing power of the supercomputer.

Martin Howard obediently helped Schultz complete all the work.

Schultz got everything he had done, and he immediately whispered: "The supercomputer is ready."

After hearing Schultz's words, Kate, who had been waiting, immediately said: "I understand, be careful, you'll be done."

Upon receiving the message, Kate picked up the phone and dialed it to Tang Guo. Waiting for Tang Guo to connect, he whispered: "Black lightning is ready."

"Okay, I get it."

Tang Guo put down the phone and said to Xiao Ran: "The supercomputer is ready."

Xiao Ran whispered: "Yeah, I understand."

Tang Guo said happily: "Yang Yi will be fine soon."

Xiao Ran said helplessly: "Don't mention the name, call it his code name. No matter when and where, as long as you are on a mission, you can only call it the code name but not the name."

"Oh, I'm sorry."

Tang Guo stuck out her tongue, and then she began to guide Yang Yi to connect to the transmitter.

When he saw a prompt suddenly appearing on his computer, Tang Guo immediately said anxiously: "The signal transmission has begun, notify Black Lightning, he can start!"

Kate passed the news to Schultz again. After receiving Kate's prompt, Schultz immediately took a deep breath, rubbed his hands, and said to himself excitedly: "Now the show has begun!"

Schultz also needs to break through a firewall. Although the computers that store confidential information materials in the Ministry of the Interior are physically isolated from the external network, there is still a firewall. The simplest way is to say that they need passwords and authorizations to access.

What Schultz has to do now is to break through this firewall and brute forcefully.

If Schultz uses his computer to break through this firewall, it will take dozens of minutes or even hours no matter how fast it is, but he is now using a supercomputer.

How long does it take to use a supercomputer to crack this firewall? The answer is in a moment.

When Schultz started to crack it, he looked at the watch. He wanted to count the time, but he just looked at the time. When he looked up again, he found that the firewall had been cracked and the Ministry of Interior had been asked for information from him.

Schultz didn't know how long it was. It might be one second or two seconds, because when he looked down at his watch and looked up, he found that the work had been completed.

Schultz was stunned for longer than the supercomputer broke through the firewall.

When Schultz finally came to his senses in surprise, he immediately whispered: "Start data comparison, the expected time... I don't know anymore, I can't predict it."

There is no need to download the information of the Ministry of the Interior, and there is no need to download the personal information of tens of millions of people. Schultz needs to use a supercomputer to run the facial recognition software, find people in the Ministry of the Interior database who may meet the goals, and then compare them, and finally save the information of the person who meets the conditions.

The supercomputer was running, and Schultz was idle and had nothing to do, so he began to browse various information in the Ministry of the Interior, and then he soon discovered some relatively special information.

"What is this? Dangerous?"
Chapter completed!