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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 9331340" data-attributes="member: 19675">SERPICLONE(For Paranoia!)Friend computer recruits a team of Troubleshooters to investigate corruption in NYC Sector.&nbsp; They’re immediately promoted to Blue clearance and given access to everything IntSec has in its arsenal.&nbsp; They report ONLY to The Computer, and nobody in the regular chain of IntSec has access to their reports.&nbsp; Instead, they’re stored in sealed off data sectors even skilled Programmers might have to work hard to detect- who knows how high up the chain of command the corruption goes?&nbsp; The Computer has even made it so certain queries go to dummy files.Problem is, a glitch has occurred, and The Computer has actually created several such teams in NYC Sector some of whom have gone undercover.&nbsp; And because each team’s data is so thoroughly and masterfully encrypted, even The Computer’s own internal processes are being fooled by its own security measures.&nbsp; As far as It can tell, there is only one anti-corruption task force.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 9331340, member: 19675"] [B]SERPICLONE[/B] (For Paranoia!) Friend computer recruits a team of Troubleshooters to investigate corruption in NYC Sector. They’re immediately promoted to Blue clearance and given access to everything IntSec has in its arsenal. They report ONLY to The Computer, and nobody in the regular chain of IntSec has access to their reports. Instead, they’re stored in sealed off data sectors even skilled Programmers might have to work hard to detect- who knows how high up the chain of command the corruption goes? The Computer has even made it so certain queries go to dummy files. Problem is, a glitch has occurred, and The Computer has actually created [I]several[/I] such teams in NYC Sector some of whom have gone undercover. And because each team’s data is so thoroughly and masterfully encrypted, even The Computer’s own internal processes are being fooled by its own security measures. As far as It can tell, there is only one anti-corruption task force. [/QUOTE]

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