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| Description | Any cipher can be broken and any hidden file found given enough processor cycles. If you're lucky enough to have a whole network of sites you can siphon processor cycles from and an easy way to get signal out to them, this could potentially find some very interesting data. |
| Type | Program |
| Requires | 2 Processor |
Sources
Note: The following recipe still exists but one or more ingredients are no longer available.
| Take a Deep File Scan to the next level with a Recursive Integrator |
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| = | Integrated File Scan |
Uses
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This item is not a component for any sort of crafting. |
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automation routine, math subroutine, networking code, security patches |
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This item cannot be added to a gang stash. |
Notes
May give some additional code while browsing hidden files on high-level sites, blogs and formatted sites. Level and type of site doesn't seem to matter. It's likely that network size, hubs, and having the strongest signal on the GTST board does.
(Tested with personal signal at 1906 but without owning a hub or having the strongest signal)
Gives one of the following messages while browsing hidden files:
You call on your network for its services in searching and decryption, but don't find anything beyond what you saw in your initial scan.
You call on your network for its services in searching and decryption, but all it finds a couple of hidden operating system files. Could be worse.
You found: 2-3 pieces of code, including automation routine, file interface, math subroutine, networking code, security patches
"You call on your network for its services in searching and decryption. It finds an encrypted file, buried in several layers of secret directories. The file has the name of a few other hosts out on the net.
You find a pirated comm signal and follow it to <sites>."
Infected sites only:
You call on your network for its services in searching and decryption. It finds a series of folders hidden among the operating system files.
This must be where the virus "lives."
You found: 2-3 pieces of viral code