Chapter 17 - The Rivals Attempt A Desperate Hostile Corporate Takeover
Three days later, a coordinated digital attack hit Sterling Global’s financial servers from unknown servers in Europe.
Alarms flashed red across the executive tech terminals as automated algorithms attempted to siphon capital reserves.
“They’re launching a hostile backdoor buyout using shell accounts from Zurich, Lady Elena!” the chief security engineer panicked.
Elena didn't flinch; she calmly sipped her black coffee and tapped a single master override button on her desk terminal.
“Execute Protocol Lion-Zero. Reroute their tracking data back through their own primary encryption nodes,” Elena commanded.
Within seconds, the red alarm lights turned a steady, welcoming green as the automated defense protocols counter-attacked.
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The anonymous European syndicate’s digital infrastructure collapsed in a wave of cascading system failures across three continents.
“Their accounts are completely locked, Lady Elena. We just seized their primary operating capital,” Arthur reported with a grin.
