Two hours later, the imperial capital.

"RSA technology is broken? You mean, they can crack bank encryption systems?"

In the reception room, Kasapa was discussing the latest progress on banking issues with domestic contacts via video call.

He had just learned about the information from the bank's feedback from the contactor, but this information did not seem so easy to accept for him.

He fully understood the significance of RSA technology. When quantum encryption technology has not made comprehensive progress, RSA encryption is cracked, to a certain extent, which means a comprehensive reshuffle of the entire world economic pattern and even the military pattern.

How could the other party realize decryption in such a short time? Even the ugly country, which has the most in-depth research on this technology, has made no progress so far.

According to his own understanding, the Ugly Chinese are indeed developing new quantum encryption methods and have also been applied in the army, but this application is a rainy day before the crisis comes, just like they have been doing it.

If the RSA technology is broken, the Ugly Chinese people will not be able to maintain their calmness now. They should be able to fully unfold new technologies at all costs.

However, the Joiner's affirmative answer directly broke his fantasy.

"Yes, all the evidence at present points to this result."

"Whether it is the form, efficiency, or intratraceability of the attack, it is proved that this attack was initiated internally."

"They obtained all our secret keys and then used these system-approved secret keys to operate. The records were hidden in millions of normal records, which led to us not locating the exception in a short period of time."

"And, we just conducted the test. After enabling the backup encryption system, the opponent's attack was obviously stopped for a while, which shows that their decryption is not real-time, but it does take a certain amount of time."

"This feature is exactly the same as the model picture of RSA decryption technology. Our speculation is actually the only choice left after eliminating all other possibilities."

Hearing this, Kasapa's brows frowned tightly. After pausing for a moment, he asked:

"Have you confirmed this issue with the official Chinese authorities?"

The connector shook his head and replied:

"There is no confirmation for the time being--in fact, we think that the so-called confirmation is unnecessary."

"The attacks launched through RSA decryption technology will not leave any evidence or traces. They just need to simply deny them and get rid of all their suspicions."

"So, to confirm the so-called 'authenticity of technology' with them is a waste of time. Instead of doing so, we might as well deal with a more important issue."

“What’s the problem?”

Kasapa asked.

"How to make good use of this RSA decryption that directly interferes with bank system operations and threatens bank security."

Kasapa was stunned for a moment, and did not answer directly, but asked back:

"What do you think?"

"The current meaning above is to use this incident to do some operations. Although the plan for small countries has completely failed, the technology they use provides us with a new breakthrough."

"A country that has mastered the RSA decryption technology is like a butcher holding the sharpest scimitar in his hand. No one knows whether they are doing things that endanger their national security behind their backs. Then, the safest solution is to stay away from them as much as possible."

“It’s more convincing than our previous strategies, isn’t it?”

Kasapa nodded slightly, but then shook his head. He looked at the connector on the screen and said:

"First of all, I want to ask a few questions."

"Can."

"Okay, the first question is, what you call doing is to disclose to the world the information that the other party has mastered RSA decryption technology, right?"

"Yes."

"The second question, the purpose of doing this is to coerce them and let them give us more benefits on the top project, right?"

"That's right."

"The third question, why do you think that when they use this technology, they did not take into account the risk of being disclosed. Do you want to tell me that you think that they accidentally exposed the fact that they own this technology just because they were too confident?"

Kasapa's three-game question made the connector a little confused. After a few seconds, he answered:

"We discussed this issue, and the final conclusion is that they are probably too confident."

"They used many means to try to cover up this fact, but after all, it was our system that was attacked, and we made judgments about the RSA decryption system through some traces left behind."

"It's not an easy thing - although maybe in your opinion, we're just guessing, but I'm going to tell you that it's not."

“Our technicians are smart and hardworking.”

"I don't want to hear this."

Kasapa interrupted him without any mercy and then continued to question:

"You seem to be getting stupider, probably because you are too far away from the front line of artillery fire."

"At this time, you are still discussing how to make a profit. Have you ever thought that if the other party really has RSA decryption technology, then our entire economic market will be a lamb to be slaughtered in their eyes!"

"Aren't you worried that once we push them to the limit, they will use RSA decryption technology on a large scale to completely break our banking system?"

“.We have considered this and we have already had a response.”

“What plan?”

Kasapa's expression was cold, but his eyes still showed some expectation.

If the opponent's opponent says a solution that works well, then such a strategy can logically form a closed loop. At that time, it seems that it is no big deal.

As long as China can suppress its counterattack, the threat is meaningful.

——

But how to suppress it?

A thought flashed through his mind, and then he continued to ask without waiting for the other party to answer:

"You are going to let the ugly people intervene?"

"That's right."

A smile appeared on the face of the Joiner, and he seemed to be relieved by Kasapa's acumen.

"We have contacted the official of the Chou Kingdom. For China's mastery of RSA decryption technology, they are the biggest party to harm the interests. I think they should not refuse to unite with us and put pressure on China."

Hearing the words of the Joiner, Kasapa pondered for a moment, pondered all the details that flashed through the moment, and then said:

"This may be a solution. What do they say about the ugly country?"

The connector noticed the looseness of Kasapa's attitude, so he replied with satisfaction:

"They haven't given a clear answer yet, but believe me, soon, this matter will be a result."

(End of this chapter)
Chapter completed!