Francis Johnson used all of his hacking programs to find this software on an obscure foreign platform.
After downloading it, he quickly cracked it and saw all of the opponent's source code.
He scanned it line by line, used analysis software for comparison, and sighed, lifting his head to look at Kenneth Osborne, then at Lydia Graham.
"Unfortunately, the other party does have this segment of code, and judging from the time, it was indeed written over thirty years ago."
"Kenneth is really at a disadvantage in this regard."
"It's just like plagiarism, an identical passage, if the other party wrote it first, and you wrote it later, based on the time, it means you plagiarized them."
"Code is the same, it has copyright."
Lydia Graham also found it troubling, "That means, even if they can't sue him for illegal use of the patent, they can still sue him for copyright infringement."
