TROJAN [Undergoing micro editing]
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  • Reads 569
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  • Parts 19
  • Time 1h 56m
Ongoing, First published Feb 29, 2024
When EURIEKA's latest project produces a brilliant intracerebral circuit that allows its users to communicate with the electronic world by merely thinking, the revolutionary invention quickly gains popularity, attracting buyers from across the globe.

However, something dark and sinister thrives within the core of each and every neurological chip-an unidentified and seemingly indestructible virus that manipulates its host, giving rise to a violent population ruled by edited mentalities and reprogrammed morals. With insufficient evidence to uncover the true source of the malware, Scientist Walter Steele-father of the Neuro-Circuit-is arrested and forced to close down his Sci-Tech facility.

Now, leaving only a handful of high-quality cyber security experts-who have all proven their incapability of dissecting the complex nature of the most dangerous digital disease ever known to mankind-it's up to a former psychiatric patient and a talented software engineer to design a virtual cure that would eliminate the virus once and for all... before its creator unleashes an even deadlier weapon.

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