He flipped open his book to the chapter on Pivot Attacks and Internet of Things (IoT) Vulnerabilities . He saw exactly what Maya had done. She didn't attack the fortress head-on; she found a small, unlocked window in the back.
Maya stared at her screen, then looked over at Leo and laughed. "Using offensive bait to execute a defensive trap? Not bad at all." Ethical Hacking Offensive Ve Defensive KitabД±nД±
"You're too focused on the walls, Leo," Maya said, her fingers dancing across her keyboard. "You need to think about the cracks." He flipped open his book to the chapter
"Alright," Leo said, a determined look in his eye. "My turn." Maya stared at her screen, then looked over
"Too slow," Maya teased. "I didn't go through your firewall. I went through your smart coffee machine in the breakroom. It was connected to the same network and had zero security updates."
Maya didn't reply. Instead, she smirked and pressed 'Enter.'
An hour later, Maya’s keyboard stopped clicking. She frowned at her screen. "Wait... I just accessed the financial records, but the file architecture looks... weird."