After that, he added auto-saves, micro-adjustments, and even a typo fix that was undone in the final version.
He even cloned a real contract's file signature hash structure, so if anyone tried to analyze it at a data level, it would still look authentic.
He then leaned back as the logs finalized. The platform now remembered a transfer that never happened, perfectly seamless, with every detail in place.
The work was done, and the illusion was flawless.
"Now this account never belonged to me. It's always been you, Marcus. Even the server thinks so, right server?" he voiced out.
[...] - the server.
"Hmm, I must have some problems in my mind to talk to a machine," he chuckled to himself.
So, back to the question about Forging a contract to be planted in activity logs.
This kind of thing was impossible for regular people. Only someone with the right skills, tools, and access could pull something like this off.
Jeff knew he had crossed a line that most would never even dream of.
