Novel Netware Novels & Stories

Chapter 40: The Master Copy The afternoon light cast shadows across the studio illuminating the sleek lines of the mahogany desk and the quiet server indicators on the wall monitor. The Nora Vale network was stable. Across GoodNovel and NovelSnack millions of readers were moving through the parts of The Architecture of Trust. The stressful days of drafting chapters were a memory; the digital infrastructure was now self-sustaining.

She was dressed in an uncomfortable new business suit but would let a computer and her documents do the talking. The value of the law firm came from the complex, detailed and spot-on opinions they wrote and sold to clients, often selling the same opinion to both sides of a given conflict. To that end they use two computer systems, 1) a normal network that connects to the internet, and is vulnerable to all the attacks that implies, so it is used for nothing important, and 2) a separate, physically isolated internal network, confined to the building, where all work was done and supposedly stored securely. In an attempt to steal work product from Eric Grey, Larry and his two partners had violat

Sandy asked eagerly, "What is it?" Miranda explained, "When I uploaded the data yesterday, I noticed that our lab computer uses a local network, but the storage software is from Sun Terminal." Sun Terminal was a leading global internet company with a broad range of services, including the development of various office software.

"And Kenji doesn't sign for stalled assets." "Stalled? You think I’m an amateur?" Leonard’s ego flared, fueled by a liter of premium bourbon. "I built a ghost network. No Moretti names, no paper trail. It’s sitting in sub-level three of the East District data center. A city-owned building. The cops are guarding the perimeter for me and they don't even know it." Lina felt a jolt of electricity hit her spine. East District data center. Sub-level three. "Data doesn't pay bills, Leonard. How do you move it?"

That’s why I succeeded in working the past three days. I went to the last low cupboard at the right corner of the office and opened it. Nathan always kept a brand-new laptop in that cupboard in case if he needs a spare laptop at any time. I didn’t use the latest one, but an old version to avoid being caught by anyone. I had already installed the firewalls that I had personally developed the very first day, modifying the present version of the security firewall I had installed in the pack security system.

she says as she stretches a little. “It’s the best morning” I reply. I know how cheesy that was but I also don’t care. “Um, why can’t Lore feel Atari? Is she mad?” I ask bracing for the answer. I could not prepare for what she tells me “No it’s not that.” Nova says looking awkward “I haven’t been able to sense her since the rejection. It’s what I have been working on since I went back to the Kingdom. We believe there is a psychological condition that effects wolves when they have been rejected or had other psychological trauma that weakens their bond to each other. I’ve been studying the phenomenon. I’m actually at university now working on a way to fix it for all wolves that have this affli

“We have been sitting in this luxury apartment for twelve hours doing nothing but watching the rain. I need to know what happened to the company after the fire.” “I am bypass the security firewalls right now,” I muttered, tapping the enter key with a sharp click. “The main mainframe for the Novarion Group uses a dual layer authentication protocol. Victor built it himself to keep the board of directors from snooping into his private holdings. But he forgot that he showed me the master override key three years ago when the West Side port union threatened to strike.” “Look at the screen,” Clara said, pointing a finger toward the glowing green code lines reflecting on the glass terminal. “The da

he asked. 'Goodness, this girl is really good...' Edwin could not believe his eyes, as he had never seen such a good countermeasure on a firewall program. "It's something new I've developed. Isn't it fun?" Nicole teased. Edwin could not help suppressing his laughter. He then tried to poke around his computer, but to no avail. Seeing this, he gave up with a sigh. "Forget it. I give up." 'I can't win anyway, so why bother?' he thought.