ServiceIT: You can do IT

Description

FIX ELECTRONICS⚡️ MANAGE FIRM📈 DEFEAT THE HACKER💻

You are the owner of an IT service company. Perform, repairs and network infiltration to programming, server management, and cleaning. Your skills are put to the ultimate test as you uncover the presence of an elusive Anonymous hacker, determined to sabotage the very core of your company.

⬇️ KEY FEATURES YOU SHOULD KNOW ⬇️

🛠️EQUIPMENT REPAIRS

• Repair a variety of electronic components, including RFID, Ethernet, Wifi, and Pendrive boards.

• Ready-to-move-in devices include telephones and air conditioning controllers.

• Future additions are planned for retro consoles, cameras, wiretaps, and other futuristic equipment used in Black Mirror-type missions.

• Clean components using compressed air and explore the possibility of further disassembly.

🌐NETWORK MANAGEMENT

• Manage routers and network devices from various companies (customers).

• Break into local networks to steal data, surveillance recordings, and more.

💾TERMINAL

• Manage files, control data access, recover and remove malware.

• Crack passwords from the terminal and integrate with "Network Management" to hack into local networks.

💻PROGRAMMING

• Write software and program devices using blueprint-like mechanics.

• Future plans to expand the range of programs available for development.

🔧SERVER MANAGEMENT

• Manage servers and enhance their power by replacing server drawers.

• Encounter challenges such as fires in the server room, requiring strategic extinguishing.

🔍ACTIVE SERVER

Administer access and users in the database of various companies (customers).

🔄MONITORING REPAIR AND RECORDING RECOVERY

• Similar mechanics to programming, connecting appropriate threads to restore images.

• Future integration with the terminal for enhanced recording recovery capabilities.

🧹ASSEMBLING AND CLEANING COMPUTER COMPONENTS

• Assemble computer components such as motherboards, RAM, and CPUs.

• Ongoing development to add case, graphics card, and disk assembly.

• Clean computers using compressed air for optimal performance.