In the server room, looking at the data flow, I was sweating a little. How can users trust you like this when
these unencrypted programs can have their information stolen by any hacker with a bit of expertise? This greatly reduces
the user experience.
I can say that any customer who has been hacked once will definitely not use it a second time!
Everyone in the room was stunned by Su He's remarks.
Including Chen Yidan, who had been keeping his head down the whole time.
They expected Su He to give some good advice, but they never thought that Su He was actually considering
something they had overlooked: the security issues.
In fact, none of the programmers present understand encryption principles, which is why in the early days of Tencent
the platform was very susceptible to account theft. They didn't have a programmer who was proficient in encryption algorithms, so,
in the early days of QQ, over a year after its development, there was simply no talk of security.
