God Hacker Novels & Stories

One of them will bend, especially for the money. To their astonishment, an elite white-hat hacker responded to their request. His alias was Specter. His bio read: [“Ghost consultant” for intelligence agencies across Europe and America, helping trace terrorist communications, dismantle child trafficking networks, and neutralize cyber warfare threats. Morality is unconventional but unwavering: protect the innocent, expose the corrupt, no matter the cost.]

However this website also contained the gateway to the Hacker Alliance's main system. This gateway had been built and fortified by her uncle who was the fourth highest ranking hacker on all of the Blue Planet. However her uncle had also been her teacher. He had given her a very good foundation because he taught her from the most basic DOS programs, and DOS was the origin of all widely used computer operating systems. He once said that to truly become a powerful hacker, she couldn’t just use hacking software. All the truly powerful hackers were actually talented software engineers who were skilled at coding.

Then she said quietly, “Not exactly.” Sebastian stepped closer. “Then explain.” Vanessa took a slow breath. “There’s only one person in the world who could shut Ethan down that fast.” Leo looked curious. “Who?” Vanessa’s eyes moved to Sebastian. “A ghost.” Daniel frowned. “That’s not helpful.” Vanessa continued calmly. “The underground hacking world calls them Zero.” Leo’s eyebrows lifted slightly. “Cool name.” Sebastian looked serious. “You’re saying this hacker doesn’t work for anyone.” Vanessa nodded.

Eight years ago, m country invaded our national defense system, and our army sent's'. He not only intercepted all the enemy's invasion in one day, but also killed the enemy, paralyzing the national defense system of country m for a week. At that time, this matter caused a sensation all over the world. Unfortunately, The head of the gods announced his retirement from the hacker community two years ago due to physical reasons, which is regrettable. 'crow' is's' is the only disciple, which is enough to awe global hackers. However, their anger caused by their negligence accidentally offended such a terrible existence.

He further added that this person whom he is confident about had returned after seven years of sudden disappearance. He told Nick that his sudden disappearance from the dark web seven years ago was totally unexpected at that time because he was doing extremely well and was the most famous hacker in the hacker's world. After listening to Joe's words Nick felt that something wasn't right about this guy. Joe's words raised Nick's suspicion. He asked Joe for more information and soon, Joe opened the profile of that hacker on his computer screen. Nick read the name on the profile and it was written "bumblebee". Nick asked Joe if he could tell this hacker is a boy or a girl.

In a skyscraper downtown, only one office remained illuminated. Nathan Reed stared at his monitor, eyes shining with excitement. "Razen!" He practically shouted. "Do you know who's back?" Then his expression collapsed. "Oh no." He buried his face in his hands. "My number-two ranking is finished." Across the room, Razen Valdis sat calmly in his chair. He barely glanced up. "Who?" Nathan pointed frantically at the screen. "V." "The number-one hacker in the world." "He disappeared five years ago and just logged back in."

Millie: "What the hell? How arrogant! Isn't this a blatant provocation?" Marvin: "I've looked into it. The hacker's code name is Viper, and he works exclusively for Winston. He's in charge of Greer Group's security. His skills are on par with Drew's. After our recent attack on Greer Group, going after them again will be much tougher." Millie read Marvin's message with a darkened expression. Tough? Then they should forget about the Greer Group. Why should they focus on the company? They could target Winston instead.

The absolute idiocy of it. My men closed in, uncertain how to react to a shift they weren’t used to seeing. I kept my eyes forward, ignoring them. "Go home!" I proclaimed. "All of you." One of them hesitated. I raised a brow. He got the message and tossed the car key to me in a nervous arc before stepping back into the crowd. "I dialed the number few even knew existed—Pulse. Once a black-hat hacker, later recruited as an intelligence asset, and now vanished into myth, an international ghost."

I gushed a little too excitedly. "German Shepherd and he named him Slash," I heard him chuckling to himself, "he thought it was badass name according to him but it's actually one of his hacker terms." So I learned something new. Their eighteen-year-old brother was probably a hacker or something along the lines of one. Ace seemed to be into something more dangerous and deadly and Gunnar seemed to be into the business side of things. He seemed like the type to initiate meetings. But it was all one business. The question remained, what was said business?

None of us had a diploma, although we all had mad skills. Alan Harada was a genius hacker. He could win against any type of security. Unfortunately, he was once convicted after drunk hacking one of the banks to impress a girl. After it had happened, he was disinherited by his conservative Japanese family. Well, at least he got laid the other night... Like me, Norton Edavane could have been an amazing programmer, but he didn't have money to study. Certainly, he could have gotten a scholarship, but his social skills were far worse than mine, and his agoraphobia hadn't been helpful either. Now we were working together, fixing computers, and providing online advice. We were able to make some nic