The Number One Hacker: How It Was Cultivated.

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The meeting's atmosphere shifted when Wei Gang presented alarming statistics about infected computers in China, suggesting the urgency of a new plan to eliminate them. Jing Cheng supported the plan, claiming it could reduce infections by half. However, concerns about notifying users without incurring high costs arose. An unrealistic client application was suggested, leading to a debate about its practicality. Liu Xiao, initially reluctant to engage, ultimately voiced his strong opposition to the plan, highlighting legal and financial ramifications of potentially blocking infected users. He emphasized shared responsibility for network safety and questioned who would bear losses from service disruptions, leaving the telecom representatives in a state of unease and uncertainty.

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