The "Darknet" fraud factory in northern Myanmar used AI face-changing, pig-killing plate and other methods to drain retired professor Zhou Guohua's 6 million pension money in three hours, and his son was even coerced into becoming a fraudster. Su Yue, a female police officer at the Binhai City Anti-Fraud Center, discovered that the group used blockchain to launder money, and 1,084 associated accounts will be cleared in 72 hours.
In order to track the capital chain, Su Yong transformed into a "hound" and sneaked into a virtual currency exchange. However, she was counterattacked by the fraud leader "Spider"'s deep forgery - her face was replaced in real time with a wanted criminal's live broadcast of the murder. When the overseas police raid failed and the hostages' lives were hanging by a thread, Su Yue launched a counterattack by hackers: within 17 minutes of the countdown, she injected the fraud group's virus code into the trading system, causing the 3 billion stolen money to cycle and freeze.
After the smoke cleared, the Zhou family father and son recognized each other through the glass of the intensive care unit, and Su Yong's terminal suddenly popped up an alert - the serial number of a certain banknote coincided with the "Spider" escape flight number...
