Spy-x-War Showdown

Yang Yi was deeply moved. After heaving a sigh, he said in a grave voice, "This is the information era, too terrifying. It feels like an era where there simply are no secrets at all."

Now, Yang Yi finally understood why his father refused to make phone calls or send emails back then, insisting on passing information face to face after meeting someone in person. The principle was understood long ago, but only now did he deeply feel its significance.

A seemingly inextricable situation was broken by a single sentence.

The Grey-cloaked People kept a deep cover; their movements had been incredibly secretive for many years. However, even with their strength and level of secrecy, it was impossible to be completely isolated from the world in this era of information.

Organization of Water’s capabilities in cyber-intelligence were quite strong, but compared to state-level intelligence agencies like the CIA, the difference was like heaven and earth, with no basis for comparison. Yet in the end, the Organization of Water still managed to catch the Grey-cloaked People’s tail, so everything comes down to an opportunity.

It was just a small chance that Yang Yi and his team got, and with it, they pried open a big door.

Data kept streaming in continuously. However, it was up to Yang Yi and his team to analyze and summarize which pieces of the excessively complicated data were truly valuable and could be called intelligence.

In the information era, one could easily obtain a vast amount of information. But discerning which was junk and which was valuable required the judgment of the information receiver themselves.

All those who had no immediate tasks at hand were involved in analysis work, which of course included Yang Yi. But he quickly realized that this job was really not for just anyone.