entry header: Napoleonic Wars, 1799-1815
entry created: 0527, 25810930
last edit: 0527, 28810930
encryption key: blackfog delta39 TEF standard ******a2, reroute 63.TS.wnet.sub
>ENTRY ALTERATION DETECTED
>TERRAN ARCHIVAL GUILD PASSWORD REJECTED
>NOTIFYING memoryintegrity.Q.widernet
>NOTIFICATION REJECTED BY SPAMBOT meminteg.widernet, build 7.2
It's as I thought; privatelog entries aren't private on the Passenger. I've noted at least half a dozen accounts pry into that entry about "Gwin" and our next moves. With luck that'll put them off the scent for a few cycles. Future field testing reports and other sensitive intel will be deposited in deep info storage here - the archivist on this whacked place is a halfbyte; so hopped up on Gen-Cola mixed with illegal depressants that I don't think he could find his own wetware, let alone an altered entry from the Ancient History d-banks. Just use your head and keep up on the Fact of the Week.
Stage one of the testing is complete - you were exactly right. The Genomic Webbing Integrated Network prototype is fully repairable by standard neurotechs. The yutzes didn't even know what they were fixing, but Gwin was back up much sooner than you expected. Much longer than I'd have preferred, but at least the Passenger isn't a boring hole-in-the-web like some of my postings. Some colorful auras around here.
And speaking of auras, the modded AuraGen you equipped Gwin with is working so far - no questions. They did ask where our "unusual" augs were from, but they let drop without much effort. All the officials here are really dull - truth, the archivist is the most interesting one of all the greys. Once you get into the unofficial sectors of the Passenger, though...well, I'll leave that for the next drop. Too much data in one of these ancient history pages and even that blazer of an archivist might notice.
In the meantime, send me everything in the TEF d-base you can about the Passenger. There are way too many mysteries in this place. As long as it's not classified, you can send them to the Blackfish addy, otherwise use a remote dump here. Per orders, will begin stress-test of Gwin in unfamiliar, cybernetically hostile environment. Have heard of a pseudovirus that might do the trick. Blackfog out.
>EXTERNAL DATA REQUEST ACCESS, DATE 2319, 28811001
Showing posts with label AIUS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AIUS. Show all posts
20080127
Response from Mr. Vermouth
c/o: a.VERMOUTH PRIVATE WORKSTATION, I&aP Branch Office.
sent from:
Alex Vermouth
c/o I&aP
9099 Cyran Bermuda
Office ROOF, The Love Shack
Firth, Perias, Helon 0059.4531
sent to:
JavaBomberman
c/o Lightstation: Passenger
terminal z12
javabomberman.Q.widernet
body:
encryption code accepted. encrypted message follows:
Clearance ID ALPHA>OMEGA>4400.SCOPIO
Forgive the late response. We have been having problems over here. As soon as I got your message concerning the Siphon and its link to the mysterious "AIUS" sequence ('digital vandalism' as the media outlets put it) I put together some tight ass crawler-bots to run queries on anything and everything to do with that bitch of a story. I checked the ArcNet, the UniSphere, TrinityWeb, and EVEN the Edgerspace Communication Grid. I checked them all. Mostly I found the same old boring crap. 'Siphon found empty! Crew missing! AIUS repeating sequence! Mystery!', but it was when I cracked some higher level pulse traffic on the ArcNet that I found something big. Real big. I got a couple seconds look at it, not enough time to extract it, and then my computer systems blinked out. Hmm, another Blackhat knocking out my connection because I had hit the gold mine, perhaps? Then on every single god damn monitor I owned the repeating sequence began to pour out: "AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS..." and so on. It was really messed. Nothing I have tried has cleaned out my systems of this damn AIUS virus. It's something otherworldly. I've gone through ten I&aP systemTerminals already. The boss is totally going to fry my ass when he finds out. It's crazy. Any terminal I bring into that room gets infected by the virus. EVEN IF THEY AREN'T SHARING ANY COMMUNICATIONS!!!! I do not know how it's possible, it only seems to work in THAT room. I've locked and quarantined that office so nobody can get in, I want to do some more tests but I don't want any old idiot to walk in there an kill their pocket tablet or something.
Now I'm doing my work from on the roof. I've set up a nice little shack up here, right next to the I&aP communication array. As soon as I build some better net-defense bots I'll try and decrypt and extract that golden nugget I found on the ArcNet. As soon as I crack it, I'll let you know what it's all about. Here's hoping I don't fuck up any more of I&aP's computer systems.
-Alex, out.
end encryption.
MESSAGE ENDS
sent from:
Alex Vermouth
c/o I&aP
9099 Cyran Bermuda
Office ROOF, The Love Shack
Firth, Perias, Helon 0059.4531
sent to:
JavaBomberman
c/o Lightstation: Passenger
terminal z12
javabomberman.Q.widernet
body:
encryption code accepted. encrypted message follows:
Clearance ID ALPHA>OMEGA>4400.SCOPIO
Forgive the late response. We have been having problems over here. As soon as I got your message concerning the Siphon and its link to the mysterious "AIUS" sequence ('digital vandalism' as the media outlets put it) I put together some tight ass crawler-bots to run queries on anything and everything to do with that bitch of a story. I checked the ArcNet, the UniSphere, TrinityWeb, and EVEN the Edgerspace Communication Grid. I checked them all. Mostly I found the same old boring crap. 'Siphon found empty! Crew missing! AIUS repeating sequence! Mystery!', but it was when I cracked some higher level pulse traffic on the ArcNet that I found something big. Real big. I got a couple seconds look at it, not enough time to extract it, and then my computer systems blinked out. Hmm, another Blackhat knocking out my connection because I had hit the gold mine, perhaps? Then on every single god damn monitor I owned the repeating sequence began to pour out: "AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS AIUS..." and so on. It was really messed. Nothing I have tried has cleaned out my systems of this damn AIUS virus. It's something otherworldly. I've gone through ten I&aP systemTerminals already. The boss is totally going to fry my ass when he finds out. It's crazy. Any terminal I bring into that room gets infected by the virus. EVEN IF THEY AREN'T SHARING ANY COMMUNICATIONS!!!! I do not know how it's possible, it only seems to work in THAT room. I've locked and quarantined that office so nobody can get in, I want to do some more tests but I don't want any old idiot to walk in there an kill their pocket tablet or something.
Now I'm doing my work from on the roof. I've set up a nice little shack up here, right next to the I&aP communication array. As soon as I build some better net-defense bots I'll try and decrypt and extract that golden nugget I found on the ArcNet. As soon as I crack it, I'll let you know what it's all about. Here's hoping I don't fuck up any more of I&aP's computer systems.
-Alex, out.
end encryption.
MESSAGE ENDS
20051206
Tragic News: Troop Transport, Siphon, found empty!
Kaas, Edgerspace -- Workers at the Kaas Asteriod Mining Installation discovered the Siphon, a B-Class Modified Fighter/Troop Transport ship, drifting unoccupied in the black of Edgerspace. The Siphon, a Free Lance Army mercenary vessel on a routine exploratory mission, was completely vacant of its crew, yet showed no sign of forced entry.
Law enforcement officials were not forthcoming with information, but rescue personel who were first to the scene were perplexed by what they say was digital vandalism. The SOS signal was replaced by an endlessly repeating sequence "AIUS". Upon entry, the primary console screens were also repeating this sequence and the computer responded "AIUS" to all queries. One high-level technician suspected that all the original data files had been removed or replaced; only life support and other essential ship functions remained intact.
Though the search for crew members is still underway, all escape pods and secondary transport vehicles were present in their docks. There was no evidence of any harm to any living thing aboard ship, but there are also no leads to where they may now be.
The ship, at the start of its journey, was well-provisioned with luxuries not often found this part of space. Though the ship's logs were unavailable, estimates based on the company's records of initial cargo and projected use are perfectly in line with the contents of the hold.
Law enforcement officials were not forthcoming with information, but rescue personel who were first to the scene were perplexed by what they say was digital vandalism. The SOS signal was replaced by an endlessly repeating sequence "AIUS". Upon entry, the primary console screens were also repeating this sequence and the computer responded "AIUS" to all queries. One high-level technician suspected that all the original data files had been removed or replaced; only life support and other essential ship functions remained intact.
Though the search for crew members is still underway, all escape pods and secondary transport vehicles were present in their docks. There was no evidence of any harm to any living thing aboard ship, but there are also no leads to where they may now be.
The ship, at the start of its journey, was well-provisioned with luxuries not often found this part of space. Though the ship's logs were unavailable, estimates based on the company's records of initial cargo and projected use are perfectly in line with the contents of the hold.
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