The Hack Novels & Stories

Alessandro ☩══♛══☩ Being the hacker for the Cosa Nostra is a job that demands not just skill, but brilliance—a brilliance only I possess. Long hours, confined to a room, staring at a screen, but it’s a small price to pay for perfection. Hacking is my art, my science, my lifeblood. The thrill of it all is intoxicating. Every breach, every firewall I tear down, every encrypted message I decode—it's a rush like no other. They depend on me, even if they don't fully understand how much.

"The man behind Howard Group's success isn't clueless. Diana's only ever handled their smaller projects over the years. Their family has more than one child, you know." Andrea arched an eyebrow, and her eyes sparkled with mischief. "So that's what you've been up to lately. Well then… let's take him down!"

Globally popular hashtags were #GlobalHopeMatters and #StandWithNicholasScott. The tide was shifting. Nicholas's phone buzzed once more just as he was starting to feel in control again. Ethan: “Someone has hacked us. Someone occupies the company's servers. And they're taking everything, not just looking.” With his heart racing, Nicholas hurried into his private office. Ethan's voice was strained, and he was already on a secure connection. “Nicholas, this is more than simply a leak. It is sabotage.” Nicholas tightened his jaw. "How awful?"

The host dragged the words out dramatically. "Before I tell you, I'm going to let you know that this item has been passed down from generations to generations and it's always been one of its kind, rather, it doesn't have a kind…" The host said again, building the suspense. "It is the Hackaton…" She said, watching as the crowd began to murmur, I didn't know what the hell that was but it definitely sounded important to trigger the noise. "Well everyone, the Hackaton can hack into anything you want, just name it, anything, and I'm here to sell it for a starting price of twenty million dollars."

“Once? And it left someone dead, I’m guessing?” He sighed, sipping his drink. “Yeah. How do you think I got so good at hacking? I was eighteen when I did my first car hack. I didn’t even know if it would work, but I created a small channel, a backdoor network, where I could get people who needed their dirty work done. And apparently… a woman — I haven’t forgotten her name because she was my first customer — needed me to tamper with the brakes of a car. Her sister’s car.”

More dangerous than she realized. Before she could ask, Nolan straightened and smirked. “Think carefully, Harper. Not everyone survives college. Some of us… leave with more than bruises. Some of us leave broken.” Then, with a swift movement, he stepped back into the shadows and vanished, leaving a cold silence behind. Alina shivered. Her heart was still racing. “Who… who was that really?” Rhett’s expression darkened. “Trouble,” he said simply. “Someone who thinks they can control you. Someone who… won’t hesitate to hurt anyone you care about to get to you.”

Lila's POV I used to think high school hallways were just places you walked through. Now they felt like enemy territory. The locker slammed next to mine, and I didn’t even flinch anymore. That was new. Six months ago I would’ve jumped, books slipping from my arms, cheeks burning while laughter rippled down the corridor. Today my hands stayed steady as I shoved my notebook inside. Ignore it. Just ignore it. “Still hiding behind those glasses, nerd?” The voice belonged to Marcus — one of Jax’s loyal shadows on the hockey team. He didn’t wait for an answer. A crumpled paper ball bounced off my shoulder and rolled away.

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.

The large lonely mansion which oozed nothing but affluence did not only house these money making halls but also had rooms above which caged workers who made this money and the bosses who ruled over them. The workers were members of X-habit, a crime conglomerate whose activities were no lesser than running guns, doing drugs and the like. The Big Four: Steven Chase, Baron Sage, Iphan Carter and Kane Richmond bossed over the conglomerate, with Steven as the head, more of a Godfather.

He seemed like a simple kid, but his computer skills were amazing. At such a young age his hacking skills were superb. He could be included in the top ten global rankings of hackers.But because he was young, he definitely wouldn't stay at a ranking like that. However, in due time, he would eventually outdo them all. Miranda dropped the phone and quickly took a sip off her glass of wine. Ivy Haddock watched with intense curiosity. “Incured a new problem?” Ivy Haddock asked. “Not a chance!” Miranda exclaimed.