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COMMISSION: Transponder System Reset - Geno - 07-09-2023
COMMISSION: Client Transponder Reset
The following report lies under Level 2 basic clearance.
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Commission
Name of Contractor: "Grimwolfe", independent freelancer
Type of task: Systematically erasing the prior IFF transponder's data. Deleting every and any tie with the Bounty Hunters Guild's database. Attuning the transponder in question under the guise of a brand new Neural Net ID.
A client going by the identification name of Grimwolfe formally requested to have the transponder data to be completely removed from his ship's data banks, both from a CTU-7f "Raven's Talon" ship as well as a CTU-6b "Waran" high grade heavy bomber. The short operation occurred within the confines of Freeport 14's dock entrance number two. There was not a strict need for discretion or etiquette, as the commission in question required none.
After making use of Kishiro imported portable data banks whilst heavily interacting with both of the ship's transponders, the transponder data was entirely removed, completely deleting the user from any known Bounty Hunters Guild databases, making him an entirely new civilian pilot fresh off the boat from Liberty - a new identification requirement was required, thus the need to spoof the previous identity into a false one. The results appeared to be consistent, and our client appeared to be satisfied with the results.