Spy Wars: The Little Spy Strikes Back

At five o'clock in the afternoon.

Qin Tian took Zheng Erbing and the police to raid the home of former director Lao Bai and arrested his wife.

All the money he had embezzled over the years was found and confiscated.

This former director has two wives at home, one big and one small.

After Lao Bai was killed, Zhou Fohai had people control his family to prevent them from absconding with the money.

However, only a limited amount was found at home, and the rest must have been transferred.

Qin Tian followed Ye Jiqing's example and exchanged money for his life.

The younger one knows nothing, but the older wife should know, but she is very stubborn at first.

Qin Tian handed it over to his subordinates.

"What should we do with this money?" Zheng Erbing asked cautiously.

As in the past, this group of people must have handled it privately.

But it certainly won’t work now.

This money was seized through fair and honest means. It has already been exposed to the light and cannot be returned to the dark place.

This was also what Qin Tian did on purpose. Once it was exposed, Ningci Gangcun, Zhou Fohai, and the directors would not want it, and Qin Tian would not give it to them.

Then the money can be used publicly.

"Part of this money will go to the police station's public finances, and part will go to the Defense Agency," Qin Tian said.

"Why give it to the Defense Agency?" Zheng Erbing was puzzled.

"Do you think other units have as much dirty money as you do? The Secret Service and the Defense Force have always been short of money, especially the Defense Force. Even eating has become a problem." Qin Tian replied.

Zheng Erbing wanted to say something but didn't know how to say it.

"We're taking a portion of it for charity, but you don't even spit out your own money, and yet you care about what others spit out?" Qin Tian scolded.

Zheng Erbing had no objection and went out first.

Qin Tian called Zhongsen Huaye over.

"How is it? Is there any progress?" Qin Tian asked.

Nakamori Hanaha took out the files and made a brief report on her personal investigation.

"They are all greedy people. Call all the checkpoints out of the city and check them strictly, including those with passes, to prevent the escape of property."

Qin Tian knew that since Lao Bai’s property had been raided, all the department heads under him would try to find ways to transfer his property.

Qin Tian made a very smart decision in handling this matter.

Using Lao Bai's money to give to the defense team instantly won the favor and shame of the three warlords.

To Qin Tian himself, the police station is not important, but the defense team is very important. This group of people can fight against the Japanese in the future.

This is why Qin Tian would target the police station but not the defense team. Besides, they are not greedy, they just don’t want to be cannon fodder.

After half a month of reforms to the police station and the Defense Bureau, these two bureaus are moving in a positive direction in terms of people's livelihood.

Especially the police station, it’s not allowed to be so dark.

The autumn in the ice city slowly passed.

Winter is coming.

The weather was particularly cold that day.

When Qin Tian was smoking with Gao Bing in the Special High Technology Department, he saw Captain Sakai bringing in a dying man.

"What's wrong with this guy?" Qin Tian asked.

"Suspected to be a communist." Captain Sakai said.

"Where did it come from?" Qin Tian asked.

"The mopping-up team encountered him during their raid in North China, and just happened to catch this guy and send a telegram," said Captain Sakai.

"Really?" Qin Tian and Gao Bing both became nervous.

"What's the content of the telegram? Has it been sent?" Qin Tian asked anxiously.

"It hasn't been sent out. The content is in my hands." Captain Sakai said.

"Is it encrypted?" Gao Bing asked.

"Correct."

"This man is dying. Check his body, give him some nutritional injections, and let him drink some water. Don't let him die. It may be important information." Qin Tian said.

"Ok."

Yamamura Nofu's office.

Yamamura Nobuo, Gao Bing, Qin Tian, ​​the head of the decryption team, Captain Sakai, and Minato Lingzhi were all there.

Captain Sakai explained the matter in detail.

"How do you confirm that he is a Communist and not a member of the Military Control Commission?" Qin Tian asked.

"Because we found some communist stuff, and there were a lot of guerrilla activities in the area we raided." Captain Sakai took out all the stuff and placed it on the table.

Telegrams, ciphertexts, some Communist Party documents, and transcripts of military torture.

Everyone first looked at the interrogation record.

"It says here that he was just a telegraph operator and he didn't know the content of the telegram, nor did he know how to decipher it," said Gao Bing.

"I don't think it's a lie. Many telegraph operators are only responsible for sending telegrams and don't care about the content of the intelligence. This is also for safety reasons to prevent intelligence leaks when the telegraph operators are caught." Qin Tian explained.

"But he didn't say who gave him the information," said Captain Sakai.

"It's not very useful to know. It's just a code name for the North China region." Qin Tian said again.

"I speculate that the information should be related to the mopping-up operation. The information of the mopping-up team should be sent to the guerrillas." Minato Lingzhi analyzed.

Everyone agreed with this view, but Gao Bing disagreed.

"After the Hundred Regiments Campaign, our mopping-up operations were small-scale and temporary, with no special deployment, so there was no need to go to great lengths for this little intelligence. Besides, this kind of intelligence is outdated and of little significance now," Gao Bing explained.

"The Special High Police have a new decryption team, all of whom are elites trained in Japan. Why don't we just let them try to decrypt the code and practice their skills?" Yamamura Nofu suggested.

"The Communist Party generally uses code books. Without the code books, it would be very time-consuming and laborious for us." Qin Tian explained.

If you don't have a password book, you have to use brute force to crack it. This method of cracking is like looking for a needle in a haystack, and it is not easy.

If it is urgent intelligence, there will not be enough time to crack it. If it is non-urgent intelligence or outdated intelligence, the cost-effectiveness of this cracking is extremely low.

"Let's try to break it first to train the team. Besides, the encryption methods on the Communist side are very backward. Trust our people." Shancun Yefu said.

then.

The long encrypted ciphertext was distributed to a professional decryption team.

Working overtime to decipher the code.

No one took this gain seriously, including Qin Tian himself.

Because peripheral intelligence is generally not big intelligence.

Qin Tian got the ciphertext, returned home, and deciphered it as soon as possible.

He tried to decipher all the code books that he had agreed upon with Li Kui, Yan'an, Tiexue and others, but failed every time.

"This information should have nothing to do with me." Qin Tian said.

"Then why don't we just give it directly to Tiexue and let Tiexue send the ciphertext to Yan'an and let Yan'an decipher it? Yan'an must know the deciphering algorithm." Gu Shumei said.

"That's true in theory, but due to the confidentiality of intelligence work, we send the information to the corresponding superior in Yan'an, not necessarily the person's receiving superior, which leads to information asymmetry." Qin Tian explained.

"That means Yan'an also has to use brute force to crack it?" Gu Shumei asked.

"Yes, but Yan'an's decryption is definitely faster than that of T-Tech, so I still have to hand over the intelligence. Of course, once Yan'an knows the recipient, it only needs to synchronize the information to crack it instantly." Qin Tian said.

Qin Tian printed out a copy of the ciphertext.

He wiped his fingerprints off it, carefully put it in his pocket, then drove out late at night and put the information on it.

What kind of information is this?

Intelligence determines life and death, and this intelligence is vividly reflected.

But no one realized the importance of this information.

This information is enough to determine the direction of China's history.