Chapter: 1792

Alberto didn't say anything. He just raised his head and looked at Dewey.

When Dewey noticed Alberto's gaze, he immediately understood what Alberto meant. "We have checked and found that Miss Bennet's computer has been implanted with a virus. It's a kind of mother-child virus.

Miss Bennet's computer has the child virus. The mother virus must have been planted on another computer. Once the mother virus is activated, all the data in the computer where the child virus is will be copied and transferred to the computer where the mother virus is. Within an hour after the instructions are completed, the child virus will self-destruct. And all its traces will be eliminated."

As he spoke, Dewey spread out the folder on the table. “Although we have found this virus, we can't decode it easily because the code is complicated. So, it hasn't been removed yet."

Alberto looked through the information in the folder and asked in a deep voice, "Can we locate the mother virus?"

"Yes, Mr. Gibson." Dewey paused before he continued, "We've found the IP address. It is in the side building."

Judging from his words, everyone could tell who had planted the virus.

Only Alberto and Rachel lived in the side building. If Alberto needed the project information, it was just a piece of cake for him to get it. There was no need to implant a virus. Then, the only person who could plant the virus was Rachel.

"Mr. Gibson, we actually found another strange thing." Dewey thought of what the hacker had reported to him. "The virus is easy to detect.

The person who planted it only used simple methods to hide its traces. But that person must be a top-notch hacker. So, it's impossible for them to be so careless. When Miss Bennet did this, it was Like..."

"She deliberately left a flaw," Alberto cut in.

In the CEO's office on the thirty-third floor of the Sullivan Group building, there was a knock on the door.

Then the secretary's voice came. "Mr. Sullivan, Miss Davis is here."

Then, the door of the office was pushed open, and Rachel walked in.

Odin was on a video conference with someone. He looked at his computer with a solemn expression and said to the person on the screen, “Okay, that's it for now. Finalize the details and email me the plan immediately."

After saying this, he ended the video conference and removed his Bluetooth earpiece.

Rachel saw Odin was busy, so she did not approach him. Instead, she walked to the sofa, sat down, and poured himself a cup of coffee.

Odin glanced at her with deep-set eyes. He wanted to get up and greet her, but he quickly changed his mind. He withdrew his gaze and focused on the documents on his desk.

After a while, he noticed that Rachel had finished her coffee.

It was only then that he rose from his desk and walked to her. "I thought you weren't coming today."

Rachel poured herself another cup of coffee and tossed the USB flash drive to Odin. She didn't intend to stay long, so she said, "That's the data I've obtained so far."

Odin caught the USB flash drive, glanced at it, and put it on the table. He seemed not interested in it. “Are you still upset?"

"Mr. Sullivan, you are overthinking." Rachel looked at Odin. "I don't have any reason to be upset. This is just business. Nothing personal."

"Don't worry. Rest assured that once this project is over, you can come back to me, and I will fulfill whatever you wish." As he spoke, Odin looked at her with seriousness.