Since they are reborn, they must be supported by the school beauties.

Chapter 152 Are you interested in working at Renren.com?
Chen Wei's clumsy attack had no real impact on the school's intranet.

Although it was just a hasty counterattack within a few hours and the preparations might not have been sufficient, Chen Cheng still felt that this attack was not quite in line with his impression of this team.

In his past life, he had also joined this team as a junior student, learning and working alongside the senior students, so he was very familiar with the team's situation.

In my memory, there was a senior in the team named Tang Jiakai. He was an eccentric and rarely mingled with the others, but everyone respected him.

Tang Jiakai has been a formal member of the Red Hacker Alliance since his sophomore year. He frequently participates in internet security operations organized by the Red Hacker Alliance and has even participated in attack and defense battles against overseas hackers. He can be considered a tech-savvy internet zealot.

With his capabilities, even with only a few hours to prepare, he would certainly be able to find a more effective attack method, rather than simply physically consuming the server's processing power and bandwidth.

The only possibility is that Tang Jiakai did not participate in the attack.

Logically speaking, Tang Jiakai is the most knowledgeable about website security. Since Yang Siqi wants to attack Renren.com, asking Tang Jiakai to do it is the best choice. Moreover, given his vindictive and meticulous nature, he certainly won't leave himself any room for maneuver and will definitely use the strongest methods right away.

If Tang Jiakai wasn't involved, the only possibility isn't that Yang Siqi didn't contact him, but that she did contact him but he didn't agree.

However, Chen Cheng did not dare to let his guard down.

After all, Yang Siqi's team has a lot of people. Even if the others are not as good at amplifiers as Tang Jiakai, they are all highly skilled. If they were given more time to prepare carefully, the threat would definitely be much greater than it is now.

This made him realize that while one person could easily develop the campus network, its subsequent maintenance was definitely not something that one person could handle alone.

If it's just a very simple personal homepage, that kind of website basically doesn't require much maintenance, and many personal website owners can operate several at the same time.

However, the scale of Renren.com is completely different from that of personal homepages. It is a huge social network architecture with tens of thousands of personal homepages, and these personal homepages have social relationships that are difficult to unravel.

The more complex the relationships between users, the more data and logical interactions they will have, which will generate a lot of uncertainties.

The attackers at present may be due to time constraints, as they haven't yet found a truly effective and sophisticated method.

But what if they stubbornly refuse to let go?

They could potentially make a comeback at some point and use even more powerful methods to severely damage Renren.com.

But my time is too limited.

I need to get enough rest, which means that during the seven or eight hours I sleep each day, the school's intranet is almost completely undefended.

Starting tomorrow, the National Day holiday will officially end, followed by a tight schedule of classes. During class time, I can't bring my computer to deal with problems. Even if I could bring my computer, I usually wouldn't be able to connect to the internet, as the campus network remains unprotected.

To ensure the stable operation of the campus network 24/7 without any problems, a team for operation and maintenance is essential.

After careful consideration, Chen Cheng felt that his speculation was probably correct.

Tang Jiakai is, after all, a member of the Red Hacker Alliance. Their group has a strong belief system and is irreconcilably opposed to hackers, so it's unlikely they would launch an attack.

If I could poach Tang Jiakai and put him in charge of the school's intranet security, the security issues would be greatly guaranteed.

Thinking of Tang Jiakai, Chen Cheng felt that poaching him wasn't enough; the best way was to poach the entire team from the Galo Forum.

In the current situation, it is very difficult to build a team outside.

Firstly, there aren't many real internet companies in Jiangcheng, and there are only two or three universities in the entire city that can train computer talent.

The talents cultivated by these universities almost never stay in their local areas to develop; they go to first-tier cities as soon as they graduate.

Even his famous senior, Lei, went to a first-tier city right after graduation, so it's difficult for him to find suitable talent in Jiangcheng now.

However, things are different if you focus your attention on schools.

He had worked for Yang Siqi in his previous life and knew that Yang Siqi had a complete technical team, and that the team members were generally very capable. In fact, one or two of them had become well-known technical experts in the national internet industry.

These people are completely being fooled by Yang Siqi into working for love. Only when Yang Siqi sells the forum will they realize that all their efforts over the past few years have been exploited by Yang Siqi.

Chen Cheng had met some of the team members in his previous life, and he knew their names, grades, and classes. He could try to break them down one by one, starting with Tang Jiakai. Thinking back, Senior Lei had also started his own business in college. It seemed that he found his first partner at school in the late 1980s. The two of them developed an encryption software in fifteen days, which sold for two thousand yuan and sold well for several years, earning them millions.

Therefore, based on Lei's experience, it is much more reliable to find suitable technical backbones from within the school than to find them from outside the school.

Moreover, if you can build a team within the school, you can work closely together, which will be much more efficient than managing employees outside the school while studying.

Finding Tang Jiakai's contact information wasn't too difficult. Chen Cheng originally wanted to search for his account on the Galo Forum, but on a whim, he searched on Renren. Unexpectedly, he found Tang Jiakai's registered account on his own Renren, and the registration time was only a few tens of minutes ago.

So he immediately sent Tang Jiakai a message as the system administrator: Are you interested in working on Renren.com?
Tang Jiakai was in his dorm room researching the vulnerabilities of the school's intranet. He had registered on the intranet not to make friends, but to learn about the software and see if Yang Siqi and Chen Wei had launched any attacks on it.

He checked the smoothness of the page on the school's intranet and then tested the response speed and packet loss rate of the intranet server. He found that the intranet server was very fast in terms of both smoothness and image loading speed, and there was no sign of being attacked. He thought that Chen Wei and his team had not yet started to take action.

However, he did not immediately quit Renren.com. Instead, he tried out the product while keeping an eye on the Renren.com server. If it was under attack, he would have to find a way to alert the website administrator.

But to his surprise, a system message suddenly popped up in the message bar, along with a small red dot.

He initially thought the system messages were all advertisements or promotional pushes and didn't want to click on them. However, the little red dot just stayed lit up, which was really unacceptable for someone with OCD, so he clicked on the message anyway.

He was so shocked by what he saw that he couldn't speak.

The message was just nine words: Are you interested in working at Renren.com?

He wondered, "Why would the system send me this kind of message? Could it be from the administrator? This message doesn't seem like a mass message. Does the administrator know me?"

The thought that he had registered his profile on Renren.com using his real name immediately struck Tang Jiakai as amusing.

Originally, he and Yang Siqi and others thought that the owner of Renren.com must be from outside the school, and that the freshmen in the printing shop definitely didn't have the ability to do so, and were just a few employees.

But now he suddenly realized that the owner of Xiaonei.com was very likely a student of Jiangda University, and that he might even know him, or that he might even know the other party.

Otherwise, the other party would not send such a message to me.

He couldn't help but feel a little tempted by Chen Cheng's inquiry.

In his view, in terms of website positioning and product functions, Xiaonei.com is far superior to Galo Forum.

Galo Forum actually has no innovation. It is based on the most popular BBS architecture at the time, and there is free open source code available online. Anyone without technical knowledge can take it, change the keywords, and create their own forum. Galo Forum is also based on a set of public code. Although the team did some secondary development later, they did not create any features that were particularly impressive.

But Renren.com is different. As soon as Tang Jiakai joined, he realized that the website's target was not the tens of thousands of students at Jiangda University, but the tens of millions of college students across the country.

When you put the two websites together, you see the difference between a sparrow and a swan.

Tang Jiakai has never really had much room to showcase his abilities on the Galo forum.

He hopes to lead the network information security work of a medium-to-large website in the future, so that he can hone his real skills. Just like a general, he only feels a sense of accomplishment when he commands a war of more than 10,000 people.

On the Galo forum, it feels like leading a bunch of Boy Scouts in a war game. The occasional security threats are like children playing around, with no challenge whatsoever.

Renren.com is different. Although he focuses on network security, he can see that Renren.com has a very broad development prospect. It may soon become an ivory tower for college students across the country. In that case, it will be a platform with millions or even tens of millions of users!
This is an excellent opportunity to realize one's ambitions.

So he replied to Chen Cheng: "You're also at Jiangda University, right? When are you free to meet up?"

Chen Cheng replied: "Room 205, Dormitory 3, School of Computer Science".

Tang Jiakai, who was sitting in front of the computer, suddenly froze.

Three dormitories?

Isn't that the dormitory for freshmen in Computer Science?

Unexpectedly, the founder of this campus network is not only a student at Jiangnan University, but also a freshman!
(End of this chapter)