We’ve salvaged something from these… “Cult of technology” fanatics. BDM Salvage teams within Hudson managed to secure something from a wreck of their attack force. What seemed to be a cargo container was in fact discovered to be a secure data server containing 72-Exabytes of encrypted information, how much of it garbage from the gold is what we don’t know exactly. We’ve had to run this though the Metastablity for decryption and analysis. We have to be careful not to intrude on any drive encryption processes, although the Kommissariat have managed to decrypt the first batch of data and we don’t know if its good news or bad news-
Data-Drive U-R4F26:
This was a shock, the biggest shock we’ve ever encountered on terms of our cyber security. We don’t know how these got out and we don’t know how these were handled prior to us obtaining them. These are our most upto date encryption codes not to mention a few files of classified research regarding technological research from comm links to FTP networks. They had Rainbow tables on our current entire encryption database and had even more that dated back two years ago. We’re currently using their methods for information breach to secure our networks from further attacks and creating new methods for any more attack vectors they might use, because I’m not willing to risk any more breaches. Who knows how long these cultists have been digging through our secure traffic without the Cyber-Kommando even knowing about it. Besides, there isn’t much else apart from the odd data cluster of private transmissions that we don’t all know about- Hopefully we’ll get these discrepancies sorted out to the source. I’ll have to thank the cultists for that.
Data-Drive U-R4F25:
Another shock, Rheinland Military access codes and fleet tactical codes were found in this data drive. Something seemed off, these seem to be accurate down to ship docking clearance, territory access codes and RADAR/LIDAR detection frequencies. I might want to bring this to testing immediately, this probably contains key technologies that assemble the needed to by-pass patrols, security checkpoints and automated scanners. Not only that, but we’ve seemed to obtain some access codes to armoured vehicles… The cult of technology don’t just seem interested in ships. Maybe that’s why the occurrence of their so called “invasion stations” exist; they’re not just interested in space but also land. But now these codes are in our hands, I’m not willing to turn this information over the Rheinland Militar just yet; I might have use for them.
Data-Drive U-R4F25:
Right now, the RFP hasn’t really been the eye of our concern. These are pretty much the same as the military, containing patrol movements, TLAGSNET tracking information. Although we do have a nice list of the confiscation logs and access to police records, not exactly my forte for peace keeping but I guess the Cult seem to stick their noses though everything. Most of this drive seems empty, giving rise that each drive contains information sectioned to specific groups and organisations. Seems like they’ve yet to develop and interest for the Federal Police… Not like they do much than write tickets anyway.
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