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A locked folder inside a locked laptop is just too much curiosity for me. i double click the folder and it asks for a password. I try our usual passwords, but none work. Suddenly I get an idea, my thesis project required us to make something useful in the digital world. I designed a brute force password cracker inside an innocent looking USB. But what made this password cracker special is as soon as it was plugged in it began to work in the background, even once the USB was unplugged. It also deleted itself from the computer once it had sent all of the data. I had also designed the device to send all the raw data to a cellphone I had specifically for this reason.

I go back to the office and grab the USB and phone from the drawer. Walking back to our room I plug the USB in, leaving it for a few seconds I hear the laptop chime indicating the program is installed. I turn the phone on and slide it in my pocket unplugging the USB and also put it in my pocket.

closing the laptop, I slide it in my bag and head for the door. Sliding on my shoes before heading to Heathers work.