Very simple gameplay.

Paul Kutcher used his talent to steal information from college students, from freshmen to doctoral students, and then placed the captured information on a public website to write a mini program that allows users to vote.

After doing this, I began to find ways to attract the attention of those students, and sent it to the mailboxes of some students in the form of "school documents". After igniting the fire, it was spontaneously spread by users.

At the end of the first week, more than 90% of the information was deleted, and they received no attention. The official competition began, and people with the lowest rankings were eliminated every day. Some girls have started canvassing votes in order to enter the final national election.

These started when Ye Dongqing was stranded in Xiangjiang. The effect was far beyond expectations. Both positive and negative ones were the advantage of attracting a large number of people to follow the website. When Facebook was launched, it would inevitably attract a wave of people, which could spend millions or even tens of millions of dollars less to advertise, and the effect would be better.

There are also disadvantages. A few days ago, the Los Angeles Times, one of the largest newspapers in the United States, published an article after receiving a report from a student, asking those schools why they caused privacy leakage and matters involving personal privacy are considered a big deal in the United States.

The FBI's cybercrime investigation department has intervened, and Paul is confident of evading their investigation. The guy ran to New York to rent a house without revealing his IP address.

What makes Ye Dongqing a headache is that he will use this shameful website to advertise himself, which will definitely burn the fire to Facebook. As long as he is not stupid, no one will believe that a hacker will be kind enough to help strangers promote for free.

The solution is to choose a few more companies and mix Facebook in it, but this will definitely affect the promotion effect, but compared with the consequences of being found illegally, it will definitely be much better.

In his previous life, Xiao Zha was a student at Harvard University. She hacked the Harvard servers, and the school and the students were unwilling to pursue them. What Ye Dongqing asked Paul to do this time was untenable. After the Los Angeles Times free promotion, more people knew about that website.

I was worried that Paul Kutcher would implicate him after being exposed, so before the whole thing was over, Ye Dongqing actually didn't want him to be exposed in front of Facebook employees. He did not explicitly say that he was hiring hackers. For the time being, only Supervisor Alfreman House and Ye Dongqing knew about it.

He signaled Paul to a lighter voice and took him to his office. Ye Dongqing asked, "You have seen my company's products, right? How do you feel?"

"It's not bad. It's going to be interesting when there are more users. At least it's much better than boring ICQ, so that things can only send text.

I only took a few minutes to find two loopholes. If it weren't for your subordinates to guard me, or the guy named Alfreman, I would definitely find more. I suggest you pick a few excellent white hats as soon as possible, otherwise after it goes online, there will definitely be boring guys who will attack it."

Paul Kutcher was used to being free and casual, and was not used to staying in the company. He picked up Ye Dongqing's money and didn't have much time to go to work.

However, considering this guy's ability, Ye Dongqing can still make money compared to his expenditures. Many Internet companies are willing to spend a lot of money to make hackers change careers and become company employees. The reason is that these people are usually more talented than programmers who are "busy-trained".

Ye Dongqing didn't tell him that he asked Alfred to be careful and directly turned the blame to the supervisor. He smiled and said, "I will talk to him. Wouldn't you help me directly? Recruiting a few new employees for you to manage and give you more bonuses at the end of the year."

"I? I don't want to do that kind of work. I'd better kill me just by letting me get up early every day.

If you hadn't learned about extorting Microsoft, I should have had a chance to have a vacation in Hawaii, or on the Aegean Sea, Santorini, Sicily and other things. It would be much better to have an encounter with beautiful girls than staying in such a cold place that I want to die of."

Paul showed contempt without any concealment.

Compared with the Paul Kutcher in Ye Dongqing's memory, his personality is much worse than that of Ye Dongqing, and he is not mature and steady at all.

People often think that being mature and steady is better, but that means losing edges and losing innocence and ideals. When I was a child, I dreamed of growing up. When I was a child, I looked back at a certain age and realized what precious things I would lose during my growth process.

For a while, Ye Dongqing wanted to be a pastry chef, but now she only has money in her eyes. Even if she lives again, she can't wash away the strong smell of copper on her body. Her way of thinking is deeply rooted and she can't change too much.

After sitting down, he spread his hands and told Paul, "When I finish my work lately, I will have a few days to go wherever I go after the holiday. Now I can book a ticket for the 23rd and 24th. I suggest going to Hawaii or Santorini and Sicily is boring, but the Italian girls are really unrestrained and enthusiastic."

"This is not interesting enough? I planned to go out just for the romantic encounter. Where is your beautiful secretary, is it your girlfriend?"

"Don't make a fool of Laura, she is not the same as you."

"It's not like you either. God knows how a girl with such a great personality can fall to the point of working for you. It's great to have money." Paul sarcastically said, and opened the door and walked out, passing through tables, maybe he was planning to get off work directly.

Ye Dongqing didn't care. After he turned on the new computer on his desk, he searched for the game with Google Chrome. The girls on the first page were pretty. If this was a regular game, he might make a lot of money through advertising. In the end, the famous female students in school would also obtain resources and become little stars, models, etc.

I accidentally saw an acquaintance inside. She looked a little immature, like Katie or Mitty. She had a few days of marriage with him. Later, she successfully married a Mexican billionaire and lived a rich wife life, a kind of money-worshiping woman. She originally thought that the so-called Wharton degree was her gigging on her face, but she didn't expect that she was a student of this school.

I didn't plan to contact her, but met her again, but instead opened the company's testing software. There are only more than 20 users in it, all of whom are Facebook employees. They take photos with digital cameras and share them on the public homepage, with text, and there are conversations about leaving messages below.
Chapter completed!