Hearing his subordinate's report, the Caucasian man immediately took the files on the three individuals and accessed a system to begin investigating them.
Soon, he had their identity information.
Curik!
James!
Geling!
Their public online records were sparse, but there was an internal note in the department files suggesting they might be hackers.
This information made the Caucasian man nod.
Hackers could alter their own records, making it difficult to verify their identities through official files alone. But the fact that someone within the department had already flagged them as suspicious was enough to practically confirm they were hackers.
The most crucial piece of corroborating evidence was that all three had been employed by the financial titan, Osborne.
When these titans made their moves, they were always worried about online interference, so they would hire formidable hackers to provide cybersecurity.
