The next morning, the tabloid publisher's illegal activities hit the news. It originated from an online exposé released by an anonymous source. Many of the netizens speculated that perhaps it was the hacker KeymonSTER who did it, but the veteran hackers disagreed.
The thorough, organized and detailed style was very similar to how Drakon usually released exposés, but the impression it evoked to them felt slightly different. It wasn't destructive enough. The hackers concluded that it must not be Drakon.
This hacker was too cautious with all the blacking out of names. Drakon usually didn't care for how many people his exposés affected. Besides, they thought that for a fast-rising hacking superstar like Drakon, he would never do something anonymously. Claiming responsibility of every hacking feat was a must-do to increase one's reputation and prestige.
