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In a dimly lit room, two cybercriminals were plotting. “We need the 密码 (password, mìmǎ) to bypass their 安全 (security, ānquán) system,” one whispered, eyes glued to his screen.
“The 网络 (network, wǎngluò) is vulnerable,” the other said, typing quickly. “Once we access their 数据 (data, shùjù), we’ll have control over the 用户 (users, yònghù).”
“Make sure you avoid any 防火墙 (firewall, fánghuǒqiáng) alerts,” the first warned. “Use the 漏洞 (vulnerability, lòudòng) you found yesterday.”
The second nodded, his fingers moving quickly. “I’m uploading the 恶意软件 (malware, èyì ruǎnjiàn) now. This will give us complete 访问 (access, fǎngwèn) to their system”.
