Digital Fortress
She kept her phone down, took a deep breath and got up to order their usual coffee.
He immediately picked up her phone to check his best friend’s depressed behaviour.
But the phone was password protected. Empty password box stared at him, as expected. She would have been foolish to have kept it without one. For this wasn’t just her phone but her digital diary. The deepest emotions were shared here, raw and real.
After four tries he typed in last hope: “lifeisneverfair” and saw her digital fortress melt.
What he read next shook his world, she had been fired.
Word Count:100
My theme is READER’S IMAGINATION: you hear a book’s name and your imagination takes you the world of your own. The world your imagination creates which is totally different than the world which author has created in the book.
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Digital Fortress – Dan Brown
When the NSA’s invincible code-breaking machine encounters a mysterious code it cannot break, the agency calls its head cryptographer, Susan Fletcher, a brilliant and beautiful mathematician. What she uncovers sends shock waves through the corridors of power. The NSA is being held hostage … not by guns or bombs, but by a code so ingeniously complex that if released it would cripple U.S. intelligence. Caught in an accelerating tempest of secrecy and lies, Susan Fletcher battles to save the agency she believes in. Betrayed on all sides, she finds herself fighting not only for her country but also for her life, and in the end, for the life of the man she loves. 
Linking this with A to Z Challenge
Oh poor girl 🙁
After reading this, I am changing my digital diary’s password to a more complex one 😛 Yes, I do maintain one 😉
Good one…but damn, I didn’t think anyone would crack passwords unless they were 1234 or abcd… 🙂
Hehe.. may be bffs can!? :p
Password cracking is difficult.. but the story is good.. emotional.
Agree with Swathi, I guess I should change my passwords too 😛 Nice story, Nibha!
Digital fortress is a book I have read and enjoyed. Enjoyed your story too.
oh gosh! he knew her well to crack her password. I am wondering why I don’t use one..
Good story Nibha!
This is one habit that I hate in men! Cracking passwords are plain uncalled for. I pity her.
I never password protect my cell, maybe because there is nothing secretive in it. The guy must be a brilliant friend to guess her password 🙂
Enjoyed reading your story must read the book now 🙂
Enjoyed your story. It’s always good to have a friend who could actually guess your passwords, thou not fair at times.
Great post thanks for sharing! Complex passwords are a good thing!
Written really well…quotes are the easiest ones to crack 😉
I am not the one to password protect my phone but if I ever do it, my passwords would be easiest to crack. I just cant create good complex passwords 😀
oh wow- well told story, felt sorry for her.. But maybe he should have waited for her to tell him, and not peep on her phone..?
I think there are pros and cons to having a password on a cellphone and obviously this is one. However, I am amazed he could crack her code, that code, such a code! 😉 I have yet to read Digital Fortress though I have read his other books and enjoyed them thoroughly. 🙂 <3
oh that’s sad,
He must be a really good friend to get the password correct 🙂
I am loving your posts for the challenge 🙂
Oh no!! She should use numbers too in her password. 😉 Hope life gets better soon.
I guess nobody told her that! 😛
Good build up of suspense. This is a book I’ve been wanting to read since long 🙂