GalaxyRaider

Myriad Reality

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Hm... are you able to see the thing’s memory without activating security alarms?

@Server

I did already try just looking without actively opening anything, but some stuff is even encrypted on here.

Myriad Reality

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You would hope. What’s stopping you from just busting whatever gets in your way with your cybersense?

@Server

Tripping something I’m not ready for and losing whatever’s on here entirely, mainly.

Myriad Reality

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Maybe it’s just protocol for the lab? I mean, we are sort of breaking and entering.

@Server

If that was all, protocol for the lab you’d have to assume would just have uniform security. It’s not, though.

Myriad Reality

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I’m surprised the security is any good on that piece of junk, honestly.

@Server

It’s a bit of a concern to me that there’s anything on here concerning enough to hide.

Myriad Reality

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What are you looking for, exactly?

@Server

Anything that sings out as helpful. I’m not being picky.

Myriad Reality

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You, er, doing okay over there?

@Server

I’m good. Just not really finding much of anything we didn’t already know.

Myriad Reality

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*The normal desktop greets you, gleaming with the lab’s plain text logo*

@Webmaster

*Simply stands there, leaning forward against the terminal with both hands for a bit*

Myriad Reality

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*Melody is the only user in the access logs, along with automated backup and data management processes*

@Webmaster

Hm.
*Backs all the way up to where I started*

Myriad Reality

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*Bits and pieces of data note that they were removed from containment, but nothing further*

@Webmaster

*Goes to make another move, hesitates for a moment, then checks for any trace of a record of who has accessed this data*

Myriad Reality

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*Each entry is missing data previously cleared from the memory space, but they seem to point toward an additional extension on top of self-modifying code that seemed to induce self-deletion of malicious data, creating an uncontrolled feedback loop*

@Webmaster

*Looks explicitly for the results of what became of these failures*