Hack System Novels & Stories

Boyd yelled "Am sorry Seir but it seems someone just hacked into our system and shut down the entire footage of the base!" Drex replied "Then what are you waiting for? Get the damn thing back on!" Red Mantis yelled "It's not that easy Seir, seems like whoever hacked into our system seems to be an expert, they have somehow managed to code every details within the base and encrypt our files, it's like a virus that has began spreading.... "Drex replied and nodded to other figures who started working on the system

"Hmph. How dare you bully Mommy. Just you wait, I'll give you a taste of my fury.” After a few moments of fiddling, Robbie finished his handiwork. He used his hacker pseudonym—Master Robbie—to hack into Grand Asia Hospital's network where he tampered with the network security key. He altered Grand Asia’s elegant web page interface into a crashed system in the form of a challenge that read: "Jay Ares, how dare you bully beautiful girls? Show your face so we can have a fair fight, man to man! If you can beat my challenge, good for you. Oh yeah, have I mentioned that I’m five years old..."

Grace said anxiously. “Well, it needs investigating, luckily she took a car that had a GPS onboard. Let’s go and check that and I will try and contact the security personnel that will be with her. I will get someone to also hack into the city CCTV operation once we know the whereabouts of the car." Hank said as he took out his phone and started to ring his team. Within a few moments members of the household running around going into various offices. Andrew, as the Syndicate's head Black Hat (Hacker), had already hacked into the New York CCTV system. Grace would normally question the legality of this but she was worried about Chynna.

Without waiting for Maverick to reply, he continued, "Since you trust Violet so much, help me check the footage for Isabelle's ward. I want to know who framed Violet, how they did it, and what's their goal." "Okay." Maverick nodded and got to business. Maverick thought that hacking the hospital's security system was a piece of cake. However, upon doing it, he realized that it was trickier than expected. It seemed that someone had set up an anti-hacking program in their security system. Even when Maverick had repeatedly cracked the system, he was forcefully logged out before he could find the footage of Isabelle's ward. "Shit!" Maverick's face darkened after numerous attempts.

There was only five million in that one. When he was done, I thought of something. I knew how to do hacking, but I also knew how to trick people into thinking they had accessed the account. Once they tried to take the money out, the system would go down, and then a virus would enter their computer. The virus would be so severe that the computer would shut down. There would be no way to get back on it. So when he moved, I sat down and did my thing. On each account, I put a virus. The only way around it is if you were the real account holder. Only the account holder would know all the passwords and information. It took a few hours to do it, but it was done. Finally, I stood up from the chair.

’ I ask. An image of me at Yorick’s eighteenth birthday several months ago flashes up on the screen. ‘Where the fuck did you get that?’ Hacker asks. ‘There’s a reason I’m called Hijack, beautiful. I can hijack nearly any system out there. Computers are easy.’ He’s obviously ignoring Hacker’s question and instead telling me how he got the picture. ‘Okay, you can use my computer. As long as I can watch.’ ‘Careful, I may start calling you Kink,’ he says. Before I can come up with a snarky response, my computer starts moving at the speed of light.

"Sir, we have a problem." "What now?" "The security system. Someone's hacking it. Right now. They're trying to access the mainframe." Derrick's chair whirred as he moved toward what I assumed was a computer. "Cut external access. Lock everything down." "We're trying, sir, but they're good. Really good. They're bypassing our firewalls like they're not even there." "Who's doing this?" "We don't know. The IP address is bouncing through multiple servers. Could be anywhere in the world."

“Or rather—someone.” Jax stiffened. Sienna felt her chest tighten. “He means you.” Before either could react, the door panel started flashing—a code override running across the screen. Jax lunged for the control board and slammed his fist against the emergency lock. “They’re hacking the system,” he growled. “Can you stop it?” He looked back at her, teeth gritted. “Maybe if I had a manual and a degree in robotics—which, last I checked, I don’t.”

Before five seconds had passed since S sent the message, the black screen on Jack's computer disappeared. Meanwhile Hazel opened internet and casually scrolled through the content. Suddenly, a message about Global caught her eye - "The entire computer system of the Global Corporation's headquarters, Global, has crashed, suspected to have been hacked!" There were a few more sentences below, probably describing the scene at the time. Hazel was stunned. Global had been hacked?

Those people won’t align with someone as dim-witted as he is. Victor’s expression turned grim. "Yes, sir. Their security’s impressive." We tried hacking into their system, hoping to crash it, but their encryption is top-tier. Our hackers said they can’t breach it without leaving a trace. One wrong move, and we’re exposed. You know… those computer freaks and their digital jargon.