Hack System Novels & Stories

“What’s the play?” “The train’s system appears to be hacked,” I said, pointing to the telemetry log on my screen. “We just need to find the device that sent the command, trace its IP, location, everything.” She nodded, her fingers flying over the keyboard, pulling up the train’s network logs. “The hack came through a remote override, targeting the braking system,” she said, her voice clinical. “Sophisticated, not some script kiddie, I would say the hacker is experienced. I’m running a packet capture to trace the source IP.”

"Mr. Kalen, it's not that we didn't try to turn it off... it's impossible to shut it down!" Richard's face turned iron-gray. "Impossible to shut it down? What does that mean?!" The assistant stammered, nearly in tears. "The backend... the network has been hijacked by hackers... so... there's literally no way to stop it..."

Otis curiously asked, “Mr. Aquarius, what are you doing now?” Aquarius answered honestly, “When the opponent finds out that our system is restored, they will definitely launch a second attack. I want to act first, just in case. I’ll hack Awesome TV so that they won’t have the time to deal with us.” When Otis heard it, he felt extremely happy. He asked, “Do you have a way to hack their app?” But that was an unnecessary question. Based on Aquarius’s ability, how could he not do such a small thing?

“Where the hell did you get this?” “It’s Johansen’s house.” “I know that, God damn it! I was there when we tore it apart!” Shepard slammed his fist on the table. “How did you get it?” Probably not the best time to mention that Teri had spoon-fed it to me. Marcus considered his best options for presenting his answer rapidly, settling on the simplest one and promising himself he’d apologize to her for stealing her work later. “On a hunch, I hacked the security system at Johansen’s house. It’s top of the line with motion activated cameras, Wi-fi connected and has AES 128 encryption with dedicated monitoring—”

She thought the buzzing was only in her head, but now she realized it was her phone. 999+ notifications. BigDaddy sent you a friend request. She raised her eyebrow in confusion. SuckMeBaby, Pancake4U, 6969 are all sending friend requests. Her phone has been hacked. She quickly turned off her mobile data then called Aaron. “What the hell, Egg-head?” “What did you do to my phone?” “Did you log in to porn site?” She asked in succession without waiting for Aaron’s reply. When Aaron looked at the clock it was only 9 in the morning.

I gave him a hug. "I see you soon, Ok?" "Kiss the mother-in-law for me." He waved. When I got back to the car, Jasper was coming off his phone and had a look on his face. "What's wrong?" "There is a hack to one of my systems and my team fears that we might not be able to recover the information." "I know how to crack hacks, and I could develop a code that can make it impossible to hack again." "You can do that?" "All I need is a brand new laptop, 3 thumb-drives and some salt and vinegar chips."

“Then he would be separated from them for a few minutes and we could use that time to pick him up.” “But there's an issue,” Kai interrupted. “What is it, I'm sure it can be solved,” Jace replied. Kai just shook his head. “The system they use can sense when it is being hacked. There's only a window of ten minutes because after that time, it would realize that it has been hacked and when it does, they'd be an alarm. This alarm would come with an obvious error message. We could lose Darius and also lose the undetectable presence we have on his system because he would also carry out diagnostics and realize that I'm in his system.”

my smile stretches across my face, then he lifts his hand up just to kill my smile “What? Anything wrong?” I asks cause his face is so serious and blank I can’t read him “But...it needs some construction and it is lacking a little bit” My brows furrow together in confusion “Yeah? What’s lacking?” “Yeah. How do you intend to hack into their server or get into their system to put you in? It’s not like it is sitting around waiting, you know. Cause I guess that is what you mean right?” I nod Oh. I didn’t think of that at all. I forgot about the part of how I am going to get in to their system

Erratic symbols flashes across the screen, bits of red code lining the monitor. “Whoever did this knows that we are launching the demo of our new game today, maybe they want the system to overload and crash, making the public leave the negative reviews. Thankfully, the programmers caught it early on and disabled the bugs.” “We’re trying to track the hacker, but it’s proving to be hard since our server is almost impossible to hack into.” The programmer explains and I nod, suddenly feeling feverish. I glance at the codes again flashing on the screen; it would take an expert in the field to plant that amount of code on an impossible to hack server.

The window was black with red text at the top: *PRIORITY MESSAGE*. Ravyn's blood ran cold. Priority markers didn't exist in her system. She'd never created that or run that code for herself. Someone had inserted it into her account that was supposed to be impenetrable. Someone had hacked the hacker. Her first instinct was to shut down immediately, to disconnect from the network, to trigger the hardware-level failsafes that would physically destroy her laptop rather than allow data extraction. But curiosity—and the terrible, desperate hope that this might be related to information she'd been seeking for five years—made her hesitate.