John suddenly remembered: he hadn't yet connected to the room system.
The workspace was set up under the steel structure stairs, with ICE firmware and electromagnetic isolation layers inside.
Whether in terms of protection, sturdiness, or space, it was much better than the previous one.
The countertop was made of high-hardness alloy.
The three walls had universal fitting plates, allowing any shape of weapon or equipment to be placed on them.
The lighting system was also well-equipped.
The room's design initially took into account the user's hacking needs, so the deepest part of the workspace had a [Network Zone]—a micro server room based on two rows of storage units, with equipment that hadn't been updated, and a chair in the middle for deep web diving.
The monitor displayed the words 'user bound.'
John pulled out a data cable and plugged it in.
Black Light stirred a bit but failed to hack in.
