Spy-x-War Showdown

Ever since Brian learned that there might be a presence of the Black Devil on Big Ivan’s side, he had become very diligent.

"I want you to take control of all the cameras in this area, every single one of them, we must be able to monitor this building comprehensively."

Brian drew a circle on the satellite map and then eagerly looked at Schultz, asking, "Can you do it?"

Schultz hadn’t really looked closely at the satellite map; he shrugged and replied, "As long as they can connect to the internet, I can do it, but there’s nothing I can do about the ones that aren’t online. For example, the traffic surveillance cameras in downtown Kiev, those that take pictures of traffic violations, if they are on an internal network, then I can’t control them. But if we manage to get the traffic department’s cameras online, I can take control."

As Brian nodded, Schultz continued, "The public cameras in Kiev are somewhat sparse, but there are many privately installed cameras, such as the anti-theft cameras in shops. Generally speaking, personal cameras nowadays are connected to the internet, so I believe we can focus our efforts on these cameras more. However, this type of camera needs to be breached and controlled one by one, which might take a bit longer."

Brian pondered for a moment, then stroking his chin, said, "If we could use all of Kiev’s traffic cameras, that would be ideal. Hmm, connecting them to the network shouldn’t be a big problem, we’ve done this kind of thing before."

After saying that, Brian first looked at Paul, then immediately turned to Anton and said in a grave tone, "Anton, you are very familiar with the situation in Kiev. I want you to find a way to connect the traffic department’s cameras to the network so we can control them. Can you do that?"

Anton nodded, "I can."

Brian then waved his hand, "Then I’ll leave this task to you. Is three days time enough?"